Jacque Fresco - Conditioning, No 'Government', No Blame
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... higher learning. They are NOT
institutions of higher learning.
They are detrimental in
developing human beings
who are what you would call
conscious and aware of their
surroundings and other people.
- So, what are the qualities of human
beings that you appreciate the most?
- The fact that they can learn
many new things, if given a chance,
if given the opportunity and
the environment to do so.
Other than that,
human beings are extremely flexible.
They can be conditioned to pull a string
and to release tons of nerve gas
and then sleep well that night because
they were told they were the enemy.
It's amazing how simple
their associative system is.
People say, you know,
they think they had a conscience,
the guys that turned the gas chambers on.
They had no conscience;
didn't bother them at all, not at all.
The guy that didn't sleep well
was the humanist,
troubled by all this.
A humanist doesn't understand that
a human being can be conditioned
to cut up people,
torture them, do anything,
without feeling any kind of pain at all,
in fact, waiting for the
next events. ... Okay?
Nobody out there is to be
blamed for their behavior,
is what I'm trying to say.
There'll be no prisons,
no police, no government.
As long you got government,
you're gonna have a basis of corruption.
You're gonna have high tech installations
which are capable of decision making
and restoring the damage
to Earth that we built,
all the pollutions and poisons
we've put into the oceans-
all that can be cleaned up
by science and technology.
We still can do that.
But to blame people for what they are
is a system that was used to
try to keep people in line.
For example ...
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