Annabel Lee und Die Planetare Arbeitsmaschine

"To judge from the current disposition of people's minds, communism isn't exactly knocking on the door. But nothing is as deceptive as the situation, because nothing is so changeable." (Blanqui)

Individuals, increasingly, rely only on what they are told by the cybernet, and so become dependent upon cybernetic society.

It would just be a type of: what are you up to again? The surveillance is simply much greater. That is beautiful in the sense that it prevents a lot of damaging social behavior, and it is possible to cut down the police force.

If you dream alone, it's just a dream.
If you dream together, it's reality.
-- Brazilian folk song

Peter Joseph claims that “Zeitgeist” is not a political movement.

A grassroots movement, Mr. Joseph said.

Zeitgeist is The Da Vinci Code on steroids.

This means ultimately, whether intentional or not, Peter Joseph's Zeitgeist, even for its good points, is really a tool of the conspiracy.

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The whole idea was: Could we design a system that is self-sustainable and capable of functioning as a system?

“Our programs are geared to produce not riches, but rich and stable lives, independent of world fashion and the vagaries of international economics. The New Alchemists work at the lowest functional level of society on the premise that society, like the planet itself, can be no healthier than the components of which it is constructed. The urgency of our efforts is based on our belief that the industrial societies which now dominate the world are in the process of destroying it.”

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Zudem wird bei Utopien die Vorstellung eines phantastischen Schlaraffenlandes überstrapaziert. So steht einer kaum korrigierbaren Realität eine utopische Traum- und Märchenwelt gegenüber, wo die Vernunft nichts mehr zu suchen hat. Kopf und Bauch, Verstand und Gefühl werden in verschiedene Welten verbannt. Solche Utopien sind natürlich harmlos, blosse Fluchtwelten, Trostphantasien.

Die Armen alter Schule sind eine Minderheit geworden.

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Theses on the Imaginary Party