So this is essentially lending money.

Monetary policy is more indirect.

The second actor, different cast of guys, is the donors.

But the net effect of more utilization, and more investment is going to be an increase in supply. is going to be an increase in supply.

And then this guy has more to give. so it raises supply.

It's about 3.3 billion pounds per year out of 620 billion.

And so that money enters the system.

Who will provide capital for the venture?

The financial system is built on the assumption of growth

The internet is our home.

It's so simple, and we thought, you know, okay, it costs between 20 and 50 bucks to provide school feeding for a year.

So they'll go and they'll deposit it in maybe bank 1 over here, then over here in bank 2, and since there's more money in bank 1 and bank 2 you have the supply of money going up supply going up and also the demand for reserves is going up this cash right here, these are reserves.

So one thing that I need to pick up is oxygen.

And that started the Korean War. The North Koreans had China on their side the Chinese army.

Michael O'Donoghue Non voluntary labor's greatest advantage as an asset is the endless supply.

Whatever it is, it's a mindset that is reminiscent of General Motors.

Every time we went through a recession, from the mid '80s, onwards, the government solution was to make financing easier.

And I took those photographs, and I went to the HRC and I asked them for some help.

Figure maybe one of more of them... are used to funnel cash to the Z.F.T.

You know this place is funded by a special grant from the House of Unamerican Activities Committee.

All these different organs and tissues are gonna be getting blood from the left ventricle.

So it gives these shares to each of these people, and they have to contribute 200, so essentially, it puts another 1,000 into the pool, that Pete can now manage, and so now the total NAV for the fund is 2,000 now and Pete will get his 1 management fee off of this entire 2,000.

That could power a Martian community.

So this is lending some cash.

Well, surprisingly of course venture capital always does follow on rounds so this was kind of a trick question.

Let's assume that Switzerland had a basic income of 2.500 CHF in which case the children get half.

In the general election, it's the citizens who get to vote, if you're over 18, in some states if you have an ID.

It's through the leaf litter, which is still quite high in nitrogen.

It's dependent on how much gold is found in the world, right?

Could he finance Thé's army?

So we need another gas, something to dilute the oxygen with.

So in 1971, when Richard Nixon decides to go off of the gold standard, if and this is a big if if you trust the government's ability to manage the money supply effectively, that they're not going to print so much money that we have hyperinflation or they're not going to print so little money that we end up with a deflationary spiral.

IMPACT ON ECONOMlC ACTlVITY

Now we're on the upswing.

Globalization is increasing the demand for ideas, the incentive to create new ideas.

Wyatt Korff and Roy Caldwell, who worked closely with me on this.

People were used to waiting for the government to give them what they needed, food, goods, and when that didn't come you had up to a million North Koreans who ended up starving to death.

Take GeoMapping.

At the time they were mostly losing money.

The river furnishes electric power to the town.

If markets are one of the main showcases of the Solidarity Economy,

And then third, from what I've heard from the entrepreneurs I've gotten to know, when all else is equal, given the option to have just money to do what you need to do, or money plus the support and encouragement of a global community, people choose the community plus the money.

Growth is limited by the essential resource in scarcest supply.

Also got shot down flying supplies...

The water rationing'll make our supply problem worse.