Re: the zeitgeist movement
Ok. Ask yourself this: You have just abolished all monetary systems and capital from the world. Now what happens?
It's like asking a man who was born in a cave, who lived in a cave, and never ventured out, what is it like outside?
We
can't imagine a world without it, simply because we're so used to it. We were born into it, our parents were born into it, and we hope our children to be born in it, doing any different would mean chaos.
Once all of the population as a whole comes to a higher understanding in unison, which most people would probably believe would never happen, but once we reach that sort of mentality, then we would know what next...and that's pretty much the easiest transition into a drastic change like the one you mentioned.
If as you say it just happened all of a sudden, without warning, there would be chaos, there would be fighting...and maybe over time it would ease down...or maybe we would live a survival of the fittest type scenario, quite literally.
It would be impossible to transition into the end result shown in the movie, over night...or a few years, it would take ages...but it would be quicker if people consider a world without all the things we have right now, as hard as it may be for some with families, and children, and so on.
Minb2, for the age thing, that was me...that was not mentioned anywhere in the first post or mental's post. I very well understand that there are many young people who would understand the video, but a majority probably wouldn't, as shown by the first few posts in the thread itself.