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Beyond Poverty, Politics, Crime, and War
www.thevenusproject.com

Doubt is higher than truth

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The following is a
audio reading of one of
Jacque Fresco’s Essays.

Motivation, Incentive &
Creativity
Part 1

It is claimed that the so-called free-enterprise
system creates incentive. This may be true,
but it also perpetuates greed, embezzlement,
corruption, crime, stress, economic hardship,
and insecurity. In addition, the argument that
the monetary system and competition
generate incentive does not always hold true.
Most of our major developments in science
and technology have been the result of the
efforts of very few individuals working
independently and often against great
opposition. Such contributors as Goddard,
Galileo, Darwin, Tesla, Edison, and Einstein
were individuals who were genuinely
concerned with solving problems and
improving processes rather than with mere
financial gain. Actually, very often there is
much mistrust in those whose incentive is
entirely motivated by monetary gain, this can
be said for lawyers, businessmen, salesman
and those in just about any field.

Some may question that if the basic necessities
are accessible to all people, what will motivate
them? This is tantamount to saying that
children reared in affluent environments, in
which their parents provide all the necessary
food, clothing, shelter, nutrition, and extensive
education, will demonstrate a lack of incentive
or initiative. There is no evidence to support
this fallacious assumption. There is
overwhelming evidence to support the facts
that malnutrition, lack of employment, low
wages, poor health, lack of direction, lack of
education, homelessness, little or no
reinforcement for one's efforts, poor role
models, poverty, and a bleak prospect for the
future do create monumental individual and
social problems, and significantly reduce an
individual’s drive to achieve. The aim of a
resource based economy is to encourage and
develop a new incentive system, one no longer
directed toward the shallow and self-centered
goals of wealth, property, and power. These
new incentives would encourage people to
pursue different goals, such as self-fulfillment
and creativity, the elimination of scarcity, the
protection of the environment, and the
alleviation of suffering in their fellow human
beings.

People, provided with good nutrition in a
highly productive and humane society, will
evolve a new incentive system unattainable in
a monetary system. There would be such a
wealth of new wonders to experience, explore,
and invent that the notion of boredom and
apathy would be absurd. Incentive is often
squelched in our present culture, where a
person dare not dream of a future that seems
unattainable to him or her. The vision of the
future that too many see today consists of
endless days of mindless toil, and a wasted
life, squandered for the sake of merely earning
enough money to survive from one day to the
next.

Each successive period in time creates its own
incentive system. In earlier times the
incentive to hunt for food was generated by
hunger; the incentive to create a javelin or a
bow and arrow evolved as a process
supportive to the hunt. With the advent of an
agrarian society the motivation for hunting
was no longer relevant, and incentives shifted
toward the cultivation of crops, the
domestication of animals, and toward the
protection of personal property. In a
civilization where people receive food,
medical care, education, and housing,
incentives would again undergo change and
would be redirected: People would be free to
explore other possibilities and lifestyles that
could not be anticipated in earlier times.

The nature of incentive and motivation is
dependent upon many factors. We know, for
example, that the physical and mental health
of an individual is directly related to that
person's sense of self-worth and well-being.
Furthermore, we know that all healthy babies
are inquisitive; it is the culture that shapes the
particular kind of inquiry and motivation.
For example, in India and other areas of great
scarcity there are many people who are
motivated not to accumulate wealth and
material property; they renounce all worldly
goods. Under the conditions in which they find
themselves, this is not difficult. This
would seem to be in direct conflict with other
cultures that value the accumulation of
material wealth. Yet, which view is more
valid? Your answer to this question would
depend upon your frame of reference, that is,
your culturally influenced value-system.

To be continued on
The Venus Project Essay -
Motivation, Incentive &
Creativity
Part 2
For more information visit
www.thevenusproject.com
www.thezeitgeistmovement.com

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