infokemp (el 09/05/13 a las 1:32 pm)

Thanks for your reply - I will check out that video. As your interested in economics please check out my channel and let me know what you think of my vlog on co-operative model central banking. I would like to know if you consider the concept of money as currency (i.e a medium of exchange in symbolic form of a material not wanted for itself - i.e fiat currency or even gold) or a social idea about using some symbolic form of quantifying social progress, consumption and investment. Subscribed btw.

benandreas369 (el 08/05/13 a las 11:56 pm)

Or we just get rid of money. We CAN calculate resources using science, even if free marketers don't think so. We have automation to produce enough food for the planet to create an abundance. Peter Diamandis abundance u tube it!

jez b. (el 15/03/13 a las 6:19 am)

33:00 he's preparing to talk about PLAY! 33:53 is the hip spot  [spiritual capital]

jez b. (el 15/03/13 a las 5:54 am)

14:53 our money systen is obsolete

1fredjohn (el 08/03/13 a las 4:56 pm)

Let the amendment establish "That all revenues durived from the lending of new monies authorized by our treasury shall become the asset of the american citizens and shall be deposited monthly into the General Social Security Fund and that these revenues shall no longer be the profits of the money privileged corportation. Join us. to put meaning back into citizenship. Help creat the citizens right to the citizens dollars.

lankeled38 (el 04/12/12 a las 9:14 pm)

Theres some pretty hot chicks there, I love them all!

PersephoneSwimming (el 07/11/12 a las 10:53 pm)

love how sooo many in the media still try to dismiss the importance of the Occupy movement. vids like this are proof that deep impact was made. seeds were planted, minds were opened, eyes were opened, pathways were forged. stay strong OccupyWallSt, we need you!!!

Jennifer Green (el 07/10/12 a las 9:14 pm)

wall of money on my channel... check it out

ohmgrown1991 (el 30/03/12 a las 5:49 pm)

As for the question asked by the gentlemen about man's instinctual competitiveness, the answer given by the speaker was pretty insufficient. He started with, "I'm not going to say that there isn't competition, or that it isn't always bad, but..." and then he rambled about how he believes humans should be less competitive and more compassionate, which I agree with, but this certainly doesn't discount the fact that man is inherently competitive.