Hi Roxanne,
I love all of these videos, but I’m going to be a small thorn in your side here. The title for this one has the word decisions spelled wrong.

And please don’t approve this comment for all the world to see. I just thought you should know and I’m unaware of an easier way to communicate this info.

All my Love to both of you!!!

Sweet blog. I never know what I am going to come across next. I think you should do more posting as you have some pretty intelligent stuff to say.

I’ll be watching you .

hi im wondering about law without having laws???..you talk about truth and such well the truth is there will still be bad people and murder will happen and rape things like this i can see how these crimes would be far less but is there any info on this topic how would you deal with such situations ?im new here but find the concept very intersting and hope someday we can all live and love together but there is always a glitch in any given situation like it was said nothing is perfect

Mr. Fresco, You touched on something that I wish a lot more people knew about. When I was in college, my psychology class, my favorite class, we studied morality. We discussed what is accepted by many the 3 hierarchy scale of morality. I’m sure you know these but I would like to pass it to the readers of this blog, and they are as follows:

Level 1) When you are in childhood and adolescence, you look for your
parents and/or any authoritative figure such as a aunt/uncle,
adult sibling, teachers…ect for moral guidance.

Level 2) When you are an adult, you move on to looking for what you
spoke about in this video, the government, God/god, or diety
for moral guidance.

Level 3) It is said that very few reach this level of morality. I
would call it enlightened morality. This is where you no
longer look to a source for moral guidance. You use your own
intellect, wisdom, and experience to guide your morality and
hold yourself responsible for them.

If most people realize that they already know what is, for lack of better words, right and wrong or what is successful living for our environment, we would be closer to realizing the possibilities and the logistics of The Venus Project and would be one huge step closer in making it a reality for the world!

I think the Venus project is a fantastic idea. I don’t think it will be easy as we still have a large arms industry and oil industry that won’t just go away if we ask nicely. There is one question that keeps popping up in my mind and would love to have it answered. In order to reshape infrastructure on a global scale surely there would be a large impact on the environment when we extract raw materials to build that infrastructure. I know recycling will help but what other methods could we use?

I have just found this wonderful movement. About making decisions, has anyone in this movement thought about proposing a city to the Haitians?