If you leave a plant on the ground without watering it under the scorching sun or in a place with little sunlight, it’s foolish to expect a harvest. Conversely, with proper care, such as in greenhouses, the harvest will be abundant.

So why does our social system neglect people, leading them to believe they must find fulfillment on their own? Where do bad people come from? It’s becoming increasingly apparent that with a comfortable and effective system of support, people can maximize their creative potential. By directing our attention to creating an advanced international lighting system accessible to everyone on the planet, we foster friendship, creativity, intelligence, and innovation. This isn’t just about building new schools and kindergartens; it’s about establishing centers for the development of the new generation, providing practical skills and knowledge essential for the advancement of our civilization. These centers will serve as greenhouses, nurturing solutions to the most pressing problems facing humanity today.

Achieving such a colossal task is only possible through the coordinated efforts of all countries transitioning to a resource-based economy (ROE), and from a technical standpoint, there are no barriers to doing so.

We aim to depict how this could happen in a feature film based on realistic ideas about the future. It’s not about doomsday or the end of all life, but rather the ascent to a new stage of evolution toward an advanced, humane civilization.

Yes, our ideas may seem too large-scale and impossible to someone, but this is only the first view. If you look at the entire history of mankind, at all the achievements and destructions made by man, it is safe to say that we are the creators of our reality. And what to choose is up to us. History is rich in grandiose projects, pyramids, castles, the Great Wall and many other structures still capture our imagination with their scale. And modern architectural and engineering solutions never cease to amaze us. For example, the Dubai miracle.

It is difficult to imagine what the world could be like if humanity at the dawn of its development made the principle of cooperation the basic rule for all nations. How many architectural monuments have survived to our time. No matter how many masterpieces would be irretrievably lost. How many people did not die in endless wars and could further influence the level of development of our civilization.

Yes, yes, we can’t change the past, but we can change the future. We have everything we need – technologies, resources, minds. All that remains is to change the rules of the game.

ROE opens up unlimited opportunities for increasing the standard of living for all people on the planet. By joining forces, humanity can create a “Garden of Paradise on Earth” accessible to everyone.

By creating an international advanced education system that will allow us to maximize the potential of the human mind, it will give an unprecedented leap in the development of civilization, which will allow us to get rid of centuries-old conflicts in the near future and bring civilization to a new level of evolution to a more humane and advanced one.

Cinema has long ceased to be just a source of entertainment. It has become a powerful tool of social influence, capable of shaping public opinion, influencing cultural values, and even changing the course of history. In this article, we will look at how movies change the world and why a film about a resource-based economy can become a catalyst for the realization of these progressive ideas.

The magic of cinema: its impact on society and culture

Cinema has a unique ability to influence people’s emotions and minds. It can evoke strong feelings, from joy to grief, from fear to hope. Films shape and reflect society’s values, create cultural idols and trends, broaden cultural understanding, and easily influence public opinion.

After watching Oppenheimer, people started to raise questions about the danger of weapons of mass destruction and their nature; after watching Schindler’s List, people started to think again about the danger of radical ideas and the importance of mutual aid and compassion for their neighbors. And our movie can change this world!

Historically, cinema has been used as a means of propaganda and political influence. In the modern world, however, it has become a platform for discussing pressing issues such as social injustice, climate change, human rights, and many others. Films can inspire action, mobilize the public and even initiate social movements.

Resource-based economy in cinema

The resource-based economy (RBE) is a concept proposed by Jacques Fresco that envisions a society based on the rational use of resources without money and commodity-money relations.

A film about RBE can play a key role in popularizing these ideas. Cinema can convey complex concepts to a wide audience, evoke an emotional response, and encourage reflection on the possibility of a different future. Such a film can be a source of inspiration for innovation, environmental responsibility and social progress.

Conclusion

Films not only reflect reality, but also shape it, influencing people’s perceptions, outlook and actions. A film about a resource-based economy has the potential to become a powerful tool for promoting the idea of a sustainable and just society, free from poverty, war, and environmental disasters. Perhaps such films will help us move to a new model of existence where everyone has access to the necessary resources for a decent life.

If each of us makes a tiny contribution to the creation of this film, we will be able to create a powerful blockbuster that will resound throughout the planet and bring our ideas to everyone. This approach can lead to transformative change, making the world a happier place for all its inhabitants.

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Your personal involvement is the key to achieving a common goal. We want to show in the film a chain of positive realistic events, how humanity can get rid of wars, poverty, hunger, crime, environmental, economic and many other problems in the near future. The movie is based on real events that are beneficial to all people on the planet.

Existing technologies promise limitless possibilities, including in the field of construction. However, according to a UN report, in 2020 there were approximately 100 million people without a roof over their heads in the world, and another 1.6 billion people worldwide live in unacceptable conditions.

(Source https://news.un.org/ru/story/2020/02/1372821)

It is obvious that the existing rules of life do not allow many people to buy a decent place to live, which in turn creates a lot of other social problems. It turns out that there is a great need and there are technologies and resources to eliminate it – but the existing conditions of interaction in society do not allow this to happen.

In transitioning to a resource-oriented economy (RBE), resolving homelessness could serve as a potent catalyst for unprecedented global economic growth. Collaborative efforts between the World Bank and the United Nations could pave the way for remarkable advancements in all world economies. A comprehensive program aimed at providing comfortable housing for all inhabitants of the planet would generate numerous employment opportunities. Even during the construction phase, this initiative would boost income levels and elevate living standards, thereby positively impacting the global economy. Moreover, increased employment rates would likely lead to a reduction in crime levels.

A global solution to some problems will solve many others.

A global solution to certain problems can effectively address many others. In the context of a resource-oriented economy (RBE), the construction of smart cities emerges as a promising approach that tackles not only housing issues but also a range of other challenges. By promoting responsible resource consumption, RBE emphasizes efficient and sustainable resource utilization, thus addressing environmental concerns.

The development of housing integrated with nature, featuring green roofs and vertical gardens, not only enhances residents’ quality of life but also contributes to biodiversity preservation.

Conclusion

Modern and ecologically conscious housing, constructed in alignment with the principles of RBE, holds promise as a tangible solution to the challenge of homelessness. The transition to RBE has the potential to serve as a catalyst for global economic advancement. However, realizing this vision necessitates a comprehensive reevaluation of how we approach the construction, distribution, and utilization of housing. It requires fundamental shifts in social and economic systems to ensure that every individual not only has a roof over their head but also enjoys a full and comfortable home.

As a non-profit organization, we have committed ourselves to an ambitious endeavor: to visually illustrate how the transition to RBE in the near future can positively impact global conditions and the lives of all inhabitants of our planet.

A resource-based economy (RBE) is a model in which all goods and services are available without the use of money, based on universal access to resources and their rational use. This concept was popularized by Jacques Fresco as part of the Venus Project and suggests that with sufficient technological development and global cooperation, society can provide a high standard of living for all without wars, poverty, and crime.

Basic principles of RBE:

• Global partnership is the recognition of all natural resources as the common heritage of mankind.
• Robotization and automation means freeing people from routine work and redistributing labor.
• Technological development – the use of advanced technologies to manage resources and increase efficiency.
• Lack of ownership – public access to all resources and services.
• Smart and green cities – creating environmentally friendly and self-sufficient urban systems.
• Science as a methodology is the application of a scientific approach to solve social problems.

The resource-based economy offers a model of the future where technology and global cooperation can lead to a world without war, poverty, and crime. However, the realization of such a model requires significant technological development and changes in social structures.

Prospects for RBE:

Resource-based economics offers a rethinking of traditional economic systems, where the focus is not on money circulation but on the management and distribution of resources. This is an approach that can dramatically change social relations and the structure of society.

Technologies and innovations

IIn the world of RBE, technology plays a key role. It enables the most efficient use of resources, minimizing waste and pollution. Innovations in renewable energy, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence can make production more autonomous and less dependent on human labor.

Education and culture

In the Resource-Based Economy (RBE), education plays a crucial role in nurturing critical thinking, creativity, and cooperation. Similarly, the cultural landscape within the RBE should prioritize the dissemination of knowledge and foster respect for both nature and society.

Policy and management

In the context of the Resource-Based Economy (RBE), governance necessitates a novel approach where decisions are founded on scientific data and methodologies, rather than political interests. This may entail the utilization of algorithms to optimize resource allocation and infrastructure management.

Conclusion

The Resource-Based Economy (RBE) presents an alternative pathway for human development, entailing profound transformations across various spheres of life, spanning from technology to social interactions. Despite encountering numerous hurdles on the journey towards such a future, the principles of RBE hold the potential to serve as a solution to the myriad challenges confronting modern society.

At the forefront of our organization’s initiatives lies a monumental endeavor: the production of a feature film aimed at elucidating the benefits of a resource-based economy and addressing the fundamental question of how humanity can overcome prevalent issues such as warfare, poverty, crime, environmental degradation, and economic disparity.