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1. Ricardo talked about the Guernsey pound. Similarly, at the outbreak of the first world war, the UK gov issued interest-free “Bradbury” pounds. Short explanatory write-up about it here: https://archive.sustecweb.co.uk/past/sustec12-6/extract_from_the_financiers_and.htm

2. Catherine: “you had so many explorers who said they’d travelled around the ‘island’ “

   sounds like virology.

3. Catherine, regarding the immortal soul mentioned at 1:13…

   I believe the DNA theory is yet another realm where the facts have been reversed to hide the truth. DNA doesn’t make us. it reflects who we are. We make our DNA. Our souls specify our DNA.

   i.e., “techniques” to change our DNA will ultimately fail.

4. capitalism could only aid humanity when the future of the human race is always put first. if profits come first, capitalism will always harm or hold back humanity. unfortunately, today’s human design does not allow most people to put humanity before personal profit or advantage. I can think of hundreds of scenarios to demonstrate this.

   those who know how to make money will always reject this fact because they can’t bear to give up their personal financial advantage.

   for humanity to truly advance, money would have to be removed from the equation. I haven’t encountered a solution yet that would allow a society similar to today’s modern societies to continue without money. a balance between personal and humanity’s needs would be necessary, but who would define the point at which this balance occurs?

5. Oooo I loved myth #10 that was really unexpected! Such an important topic. David Icke calls the physical realm the “5-sense reality” which I think sums it up perfectly. So many people don’t grasp the reality and existence of other realms and therefore they end up with this 2D map in this 5D world. Nothing fits together unless you grasp that there are other realities existing simultaneously and interacting with the one our 5 senses can perceive. I think the mission really is to build a really good 5D map and I’m not sure that it’s a task that any one person could do but needs to be a kind of collective map expanded upon for generations. Solari makes an excellent contribution to this, so thank you.

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6. I have to say, shared widely, this conversation could transform the thinking and perceptions of huge numbers of people. Outstanding work!

   In the segment on Myth #2, you talk about alternative money systems (and later on when talking about growth, silver, gold, etc.). If a state had a state bank (like North Dakota’s) to host it, are there reasons why a fairly basic Mutual Credit-Clearing Network couldn’t allow commerce – the marketplace – to continue functioning? Everyone (including state- or locally permitted businesses) would have an account and a debit card number, and the goal in one’s account is for the balance to fluctuate, to a permitted degree (more for businesses) around zero. It doesn’t provide for savings or wealth accumulation – that would have to be handled by other institutions, like the state-owned bank. One could peg the account units to the dollar (or not), and dollars deposited with the state bank for your account would generate the balances. People could be paid through their account and pay others. The state bank could collect and process tax payments (or in the case of federal taxes, sequester for later periodic distributions). It seems like a database and the ability to quickly assign account numbers ,and some thoughts about start-up processes could prepare such a state for any sort of financial emergency that the rackets inflict that would slow or stop local and state-level commerce. States could make compacts with other states to expand the reach of account holders and their transactions. Anyway, there are lots of good reasons to have a state bank and this might be one of them, regardless of the details of implementation.

   1. Charles:

      Who can help us with the digital payment systems operations. We need to make sure that the systems communicating payments between state, banks and citizens can not be surveilled or interrupted or controlled from outside the state. How do we do this? I could use some help from people who know payment and telecommunications systems.

      Catherine

      1. I’ll see what (or who) I can dig up. I’ll have to go to my own way-back machine to dredge up all of this stuff that I was studying in the 1990s and early 2000s. C

      2. Just for interest, here’s the web site for one of the people who taught me a lot of what I understand about local banking and finance (https://beyondmoney.net/about/). His 9/9/23 post there seems well aligned with our financial aspirations.
         I have a friend I haven’t been in touch with lately who worked for years managing the creation and evolution of large, relational, interactive and interconnected databases for the State of Oregon, including some of the largest in use. I’ll see what he’s up to these days and what he might contribute. He and his wife are also local organic farmers, as it happens.

7. I am telling on myself- ignorance on my part.
   For the last few years when Catherine talks about Neel KASHKARI

   I have heard over and over in my brain- “Kneel Cash-Carry”. I kept thinking it was a knick name like “Fraudchi”

   Wow, glad to be able to view and listen to this presentation so I could look up the man’s proper name and CV.

   Oh my, glad I am staying in my state of amusement and learning each day.

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