Uploaded March 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
The Venus Project and its general ethos and goals as advocated by The Zeitgeist Movement has at its core an emphasis on science, sanely and humanely utilized.
The fact is that technology is anthropoid-tech anyway: the clock radio and the car steering wheel were not invented with the Octopus in mind.
Well understanding this, societal design, and its emergent culmination of human technology, infrastructure, subsistence modes, and institutions should obviously be predicated not only on science, which is radical enough, but on humanistic and sustainable scientific applications.
There isn't much point in designing a communication device that requires the chemical signal an ant uses to start it up and connect to the internet. That is because we know humans generally have hands with four fingers, opposable thumbs and a precision grip.
Well, equally so, we know and are continually learning about other human characteristics, such as basic fundamental human needs and requirements. An emerging, technologically cutting edge and socially efficient society will take this on board and be designed accordingly just in the same way we do with a touchscreen cell phone.
And if you are not okay with science, and it taking primacy as the most reliable and demonstrable method to evaluate problems, please by all means, suggest an alternative.
This video is from the channel of TVPchallenge
Video: youtube.com/watch?v=NtEK1-zjdME
TVPchallenge Channel: youtube.com/user/TVPchallenge
The Venus Project and its general ethos and goals as advocated by The Zeitgeist Movement has at its core an emphasis on science, sanely and humanely utilized.
The fact is that technology is anthropoid-tech anyway: the clock radio and the car steering wheel were not invented with the Octopus in mind.
Well understanding this, societal design, and its emergent culmination of human technology, infrastructure, subsistence modes, and institutions should obviously be predicated not only on science, which is radical enough, but on humanistic and sustainable scientific applications.
There isn't much point in designing a communication device that requires the chemical signal an ant uses to start it up and connect to the internet. That is because we know humans generally have hands with four fingers, opposable thumbs and a precision grip.
Well, equally so, we know and are continually learning about other human characteristics, such as basic fundamental human needs and requirements. An emerging, technologically cutting edge and socially efficient society will take this on board and be designed accordingly just in the same way we do with a touchscreen cell phone.
And if you are not okay with science, and it taking primacy as the most reliable and demonstrable method to evaluate problems, please by all means, suggest an alternative.
This video is from the channel of TVPchallenge
Video: youtube.com/watch?v=NtEK1-zjdME
TVPchallenge Channel: youtube.com/user/TVPchallenge
