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Sunday, July 25th 2021, 10:21am

Jacque Fresco - Problem Solving

In this lecture, Jacque Fresco stresses that problem solving is the most important lesson we must discuss. He describes the difference between the private/corporate problem-solving approaches prevalent in much of today's society versus global problem solving, which a Resource-Based Economy will utilize.

He further elaborates on emergent problem solving through several examples, touching on various topics such as captivating the attention of children, evolution, behavior, future schools, psychology, linguists & semanticists, overcoming scarcity, metaphysics vs. physical referents, the possibility of needing specialists in certain areas due to a lack of generalists* in the way that Jacque uses the term, and so much more!

** In the future, education will focus on fostering a generalists' point of view. A generalist incorporates all of the factors necessary to sustain a civilization that takes care of the needs of all people and protects the whole Earth system. Specialists are produced today due to the established trade-based systems. ( 01:57 )
Record date: Nov. 5, 2010
Full lecture runtime: 49:06



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Saturday, April 12th 2025, 4:41pm

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Hello people, I've finished this little trailer of Jacque's on Problem Solving.
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