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A post-scarcity community is a community that achieves low work-hour requirement for attaining a modern standard of living, while not participating in any geopolitical compromises whatsoever - as a route to freedom, meaning, and pursuit of happiness - both on the personal and political level. This type of community is marked by transcendence of ''artificial scarcity'' that is found in mainstream economic paradigms. | A post-scarcity community is a community that achieves low work-hour requirement for attaining a modern standard of living, while not participating in any geopolitical compromises whatsoever - as a route to freedom, meaning, and pursuit of happiness - both on the personal and political level. This type of community is marked by transcendence of ''artificial scarcity'' that is found in mainstream economic paradigms. | ||
Post-Scarcity is a idea recently promoted by those in the [Zeitgeist movement http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Zeitgeist_Movement] Post-Scarcity is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_utopianism Technological Utopian] idea | |||
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Revision as of 15:25, 12 June 2012
A post-scarcity community is a community that achieves low work-hour requirement for attaining a modern standard of living, while not participating in any geopolitical compromises whatsoever - as a route to freedom, meaning, and pursuit of happiness - both on the personal and political level. This type of community is marked by transcendence of artificial scarcity that is found in mainstream economic paradigms.
Post-Scarcity is a idea recently promoted by those in the [Zeitgeist movement http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Zeitgeist_Movement] Post-Scarcity is a Technological Utopian idea