FINANCIAL INSECURITY—WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT IT? page 2
How do we know this? Where can we look to get a clue on what to change if we see what we're doing doesn't make things better every day?
I say look to the democratic nations, like America and Britain, who fought in World War II—to end want and fear on earth—and to create the human right to earn a living—without fear of rational change just because it's new.
From the end of WW II until today we have not recaptured the magic of those productive years, when a ship was built in a day, and computers were invented in time to break the enemies code. When operations research was born. And quality control was on so many minds. In our voyages to the moon we have proved what we can still do. Now it is time to travel to the place where whole nations put their shoulder to the wheel and their money in the bank.
Bankable savings can be COLA'd to keep up with the cost of living and allow projects like solar energy and free Internet education for every mind on earth to be financed without fear that unreasonably low price will destroy our capacity to achieve goals that are in reach when anachronistic forms of debt and monopoly economic power are not allowed to stop us.
Among other things, reform of the language of the law must guarantee that common sense and common language are protected from mandarinism in the extreme that would prevent small producers from competing with the largest.