We've reached a tipping point in the development of our technology where its exponential progress can no longer be suppressed. This book provides a specific plan for America to create a fully automated economy, where humans will work less and enjoy a higher standard of living, in the safest and most efficient manner possible. The text explains in detail how a licensing system implemented into our energy, healthcare, transportation and housing industries will incentivize companies toward producing superior technology that does not require repair or replacement at a very low cost. The less these key technologies cost to buy, the less currency and debt is incurred by the general public in order to own them and the fewer human hours everyone will need to work per year in order to enjoy a higher standard of living. A technology-based economy will allow Americans to end their financial struggles, caused by the constant repurchase requirements of inferior technology from our for-profit agenda. Our corporations and government are unknowingly taking steps toward a fully automated workforce without a plan, where chaos, poverty and restricted rights will likely be the results of their uncoordinated and random acts.
American citizens through outdated and antiquated laws have allowed our politicians to vote in their own best interests to maximize their stock prices, at the expense of the general public. This new economic system puts the voting power on survival issues back into the hands of the individual voters, through state propositions that are written by a state economic committee, who by law cannot take corporate bribes, kickbacks or except high paying jobs and stock options during their time in office or for up to 15 years afterward. This system lowers our overhead costs and regulates our energy, healthcare, transportation and housing industries in a nationwide coordinated plan to apply technology where it's needed the most, lowering our key overhead expenses every month and allowing us to work fewer hours per week while increasing our standard of living.
This new economic system uses cooperation rather than competition, open sourcing rather than patents and non-profit vs. profit values to force key industries to provide superior technology to the public at declining costs over time until these costs become inconsequential or free to the general public. This new system brings about an end to the massive waste problems forced upon our ecosphere by for-profit and can be cloned around the world to help eradicate world poverty and hunger. Technology is the only way we can solve so many of the problems we face today and this system will allow technology to reduce our biggest monthly expenses; energy, healthcare, transportation and housing, so that we will welcome its advancement rather than fear its inevitability.
