Future by design: Designing the New World

future world created by Jaques FrescoAn spectacular video that shows the New Leonardo Da Vinci, Jacque Fresco, a self thought scientist, inventor and architect which main purpose is to design the future all from scratches to build a new world with a deep commitment to sustainable development.
http://www.consciousmedianetwork.com/video/110508.htm

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2 Responses to “Future by design: Designing the New World”

Shelly November 10th, 2008 at 2:55 am

Very cool video! I think we have to save the oceans before we can build human structures in them though or there won’t be much life to see out the windows.
I’m working on a climate change project at my Civilianism website and I’m going to add this video just because it’s such a positive viewpoint of the future. It’s also why I love science fiction!
(My other favorite video here is the Story of Stuff which I also have on my site)
Good work you are doing here.

Jennifer November 17th, 2008 at 10:45 pm

Neat. I think it would work if it several countries could work together on the project to avoid conflict. It is a shame that it would most likely take more time to get everyone to agree than it would to build it.

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