What would you do if your income were taken care of? Do you have a high zero tolerance?
Embracing non-work, abundant living, and a transformational human-based economy.
Imagine a world where your financial needs are assured, and work is no longer a necessity for survival. This vision challenges traditional views on labor, income, and abundance. From the pioneering economic policies of Wörgl, Austria, during the Great Depression to contemporary ideas from James Livingston, Elon Musk, and Dr. Zach Bush, the future of work and all financial systems, are undergoing radical redefinition with profound shifts in collective mindsets and dogmas, shaken to their core.
One notable and highly successful experiment from the Great Depression era was introduced in 1932 by Wörgl, Austria, under the leadership of Mayor Michael Unterguggenberger. The town implemented "Certified Compensation Bills" with a negative interest rate, compelling residents to spend their money each month or face penalties. This innovative local currency spurred economic activity, significantly reduced unemployment, and led to substantial improvements in infrastructure.
James Livingston's “The Future of Work is No Work” examines how technological advancements are reducing our reliance on traditional jobs. He advocates for Universal Basic Income (UBI) and the recognition of caregiving, volunteering, and creative pursuits as valuable contributions, as society adapts to automation.
Elon Musk’s concept of "universal high income" (UHI) takes this further, aiming to provide a comfortable living standard for everyone and ensuring prosperity in a future dominated by AI and automation. Musk envisions an "age of abundance" where traditional employment is no longer necessary, allowing people to seek personal fulfillment in new ways.
Dr. Zach Bush extends the Wörgl model with his all-in investment approach, reinvesting 100% of company revenues to drive exponential growth across his innovative ventures. Dr. Bush emphasizes his high tolerance for zero, arguing that those who accumulate large sums in their bank accounts are actually breaking the organic system of energy. They are no longer contributing to value within the biological and physics realms that we live in. They are actually emitting a lack of trust in the whole system and a scarcity mindset.
Adapting to a transformational economy in a rapidly evolving technological landscape, while embracing non-market forms of production, will require a focus on human values, the principles of quantum physics, and holistic understandings of life. These perspectives converge in recognizing that systems incorporating 'non-work revenue' and incentives to 'invest it all in' could potentially ensure a flow of financial abundance for everyone, challenging the scarcity mindset that affects both millionaires and those of lesser means. This mindset distorts the concepts of wealth and poverty, leading to a poverty of the rich alongside the poverty of the poor.
This approach also aims to bridge the gap between humans and nature, fostering free, sovereign beings who are aligned with nature beyond ideological frameworks. It envisions a network that unites financial systems with the broader biological reality, recognizing the interdependence of all life forces and creating an economy that harmonizes with nature and values life beyond financial dogma.
Eventually wealth will go to the bottom of the ocean as Richard Rudd stated in his Gene Key 7. All money lexicon is based on an oceanic language: currencies, banks, flow, liquidity… money is not an entity but an energy life force, a current that needs to flow.