Welcome listener to premium chapter 180 of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, The Venus Project

Episode

I'm here to talk about a man with a vision as the late Jacques Fresco.

He was a self-educated industrial engineer who envisioned a future without what, without

war and even without money. A world in which there is no scarcity and no property. A world

in which all people are entitled to their fill of earth resources like clean air and water,

arable land, education, healthcare, energy and food. A world in which technology and

nature coexist to serve humanity. A world so peaceful and beautiful that inhabitants

can't conceive of the misery, hate and violence that we tolerate today.

Now the sounds like an idealistic communist utopia, but Jacques Fresco rejected both communism

and capitalism claiming that they were economic systems based on scarcity. Instead he envisioned

what he called a resource based economy, which he said was based on abundance. Before Fresco

died in 2017, he spent most of his very long life developing the broad details of this

futuristic vision. What the cities would look like, what the houses would look like, how

transportation would work, how to generate limitless clean energy for the entire world, and

even what people would do with their time after a scarcity is eliminated. Even purchase

a 22 acre estate in Venus, Florida, which he used to build his model home of the future

and show off models and drawings of his ideas. Along the way, he built up a stable of

admirers, gave lectures all over the world and was frequently interviewed by the media.

Now it's really interesting to me about Jacques Fresco, is that sounds like he had the

potential to become a cult leader. It sounds like all of the elements are there. He offered

a utopian vision. He was a kooky outsider. He had followers who believed in his radical

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