Next great leap forward needs economic setup

[mgray]

My latest post on what could be going on in Antarctica and is causing central bankers to create a living wage standard to put a safety net under the population.

[Ashy67]

Hi mgray, I enjoyed your article but I'm intrigued to know what you think the unveiling will be. I have read your article on Antarctica also and was aware of this story but I haven't researched it yet. You have now wetted my appetite so I can see a long night ahead!!! Thanks

[Justplain]

Posted by mgray (here)
My latest post on what could be going on in Antarctica and is causing central bankers to create a living wage standard to put a safety net under the population.

Hi mgray, in response to your blog i would expect the next series of major tech enhancements could be real game changers, especially if they are released in a way that tptb cant put a price tag on it for usage. These techs could take maany forms:

1) One could be some form of free energy, this could release the population from servitude, especially when combined with the next item.

2) Another tech would portable, multi-use 3D prnters that can produce almost anything needed. Combined with free energy, people could easily live independently off grid. Also, unlimited fresh water from free energy powered desalination processers could create vaste oases in any desert.

3) A third tech advance is vibrational healing tech that can disable any disease, which testing has shown effective.

4) A fourth tech is quantum entanglement communication that will allow instantaneous communicaion throughout the galaxy and beyond, and will permit us to connect with our star relatives.

5) Next will be tech for quick interstellar travel, including antgavity.

6) Lastly, its the tech that retards the aging process, including stemcell research.

How quick all this will be delivered is a good question, but in no more than a hundred years would be my guess. We just have to avoid becoming rfid chipped cyborgs in the meantime.. 😂

[mgray]

I believe the next release has to do with free energy, and that is why the need for economic safety nets to be put in place before 100's of millions of people lose their livelihoods.

Everything from bankers to gas pump operators will be affected by such a release.

I also think the release will not come from US or Europe, but from Russia, which has been suffering most under the petro-dollar system.

[mkscarola]

I wonder if it has been known about for a long time, but is only being revealed now since people have been discovering and inventing technology for free energy/antigravity.

[mgray]

Posted by mkscarola (here)
I wonder if it has been known about for a long time, but is only being revealed now since people have been discovering and inventing technology for free energy/antigravity.

I believe the simple answer is yes, but newest techical developments allow it to be brought out widely to general population.

[Baby Steps]

I heard a rumour from an IT professional in UK. He was non paranoid conspiracy in thinking so it gained more credence.

He heard that in UK, TPTB were considering the possibility of installing over unity generators but concealing the fact- so a large plant would be announced as (probably) nuclear, but would be something else. This way TPTB retain control of price, profits & infrastructure.

If it was a more open source type of release, where people got to put in their own black boxes, this would affect the economy much as any new tech does- some jobs disappear, others are created including a fabrication boom.

Further down the road, I see that this, and other tech that makes local micro economies more self reliant and CLOSED, presents a problem because small economic units become more self sufficient and barter based, and this challenges government and corporate income. Those big providers need to learn to adjust to a smaller role without collapsing.

Another shift I expect is AI driven interactive interfaces.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...ash-replacing/

Robot civil servants could help save taxpayer's cash by replacing 250,000 jobs
• Laura Hughes, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT

Robots should be brought in to replace thousands of civil servants and save the taxpayer billions of pounds, according to a new report.
Reform, a public-services think tank, suggests that 90 per cent of Whitehall’s 137,000 administrative staff could be replaced with "artificially intelligent chatbots" by 2030, saving £2.6 billion a year.
The 'Work in progress' report also calls for smart machines and autonomous robots to do the job of 250,000 public-sector workers.

It says 90,000 NHS administrators and 24,000 GP receptionists could be let go under the "radical" change to public services.
The report quotes evidence that estimates 30 per cent of nurses’ activities could be automated, and a similar proportion for doctors in some specialities.
It comes after the NHS announced that patients will be assessed by robots under a controversial 111 scheme to use “artificial intelligence” to ease pressures on Accident & Emergency units.

As per previous labour revolutions, the economies ability to absorb the change depends on the resources freed up by automation feeding into reduced cost for the goods & services thus promoting new spending and jobs. This may not be the case if Governments automate their functions and use the savings to pay down fiat debt to the elite super entity.

still in Government, big signature cost reduction and computer innovations have the reputation for chaotic implementation, cost over runs etc, so that is a kind of stimulus!

[mgray]

Here's today's follow up post where I spell out what I see as the events leading up to an announcement on free energy.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by mgray (here)
Here's today's follow up post where I spell out what I see as the events leading up to an announcement on free energy.

That's a good article, mgray. Calm, straight forward and readable by a wider audience than most of the efforts by conspiracy-theory, tin-foil-hat, nutcases such as myself to explain such matters. Bravo!

As you've no doubt noticed, and probably written somewhere, changing the energy paradigm also forces a change of the monetary paradigm, at a couple of levels.

At the more obvious level, the "petro-dollar" travels off into the sunset to join the Dodo bird. Oil (petro) will no longer be the number one physical commodity, in demand world-wide, able to provide one of the key foundations of the monetary system, along with drugs and arms, the other two major commodities that can be sufficiently well controlled by the elite bastards so as to provide substantial "pumping pressure" for the world's monetary flows. Americans will no longer have the exceptional privilege of residing in the nation which provides the world's reserve currency.

At a more subtle level, the debt-money system of the last few centuries will need to be transformed. While energy (whether wood, coal or oil) has been scarce, it, and all that could be leveraged from its use, were sufficiently profitable (as the robber barons of a century ago in the US observed) so as to provide very high leverage to those (the Banksters) who could control the lending of new money into the economy. Trump became a world-wide brand name, with gold plated furnishings in his apartment, thanks to the banks choosing to lend him lots of money. As you observe with such efforts as raising the minimum wage and providing safety nets, the fundamental dynamics of the debt-money game that we've known and studied for centuries are about to change. The Rothschild's, Rockefeller's and Bush's are probably not pleased with these developments.

[mgray]

Soonest I will post what that may look like Paul. And as you say it doesn't involve debt.

[mgray]

My continuation on the free-energy disclosure and its effect on debt markets.

[mgray]

My culmination on how and who brings free-energy disclosure to the masses.