For a resistor, we allow them the necessities. By doing so they would soon learn their resistance is pointless. Why would they resist what benefits them? They would refuse free education? Perhaps if they are apathetic, they may not care for education. Like I said, government would have to be big at first, there would have to be an organization that focuses on freeloaders or the apathetic.

But keep in mind, in would be a generational paradigm shift. Just like we eliminated segregation. They couldn't educate people out of prejudice. It took educating their children out of it. If free education is persistent, we will finally have fresh generations who have been educated from the ground up about the new system. Eventually, older generations that are incapable of accepting the cultural shift will eventually die off, and therefore eliminating the majority of the resistance. The only problem with the new generations would be reaching everyone with education EARLY in their childhood to condition them to care and not be apathetic.

Meanwhile in the background, the governments of the world will HAVE to be cyberautomating production for the people. This will soon push big business out, because it would be impossible for corporations to produce goods for free. So they are left to either pack up and shut down, or assist with the transition via voluntary contributive donation.

Eventually the governments will be able to turn the production over to the people and the nations of the world would join, as the reconstruction of cities begin.

Understand that this is a systems approach under the careful eye of the scientific method. Society itself would eventually essentially be ran by the scientific method.

People can't turn to drug dealing or other underground money makers because all things illegal would be decriminalized and perhaps legalized. So there would be no money in underground shit. So you think people would go through all kinds of trouble just to not work? It would be so much easier to just go to school or work.

Keep in mind though that the whole system would be implemented after this current one fails or hits an extreme low. That would be the tipping point when people would be willing to search for an alternative. Luckily enough, a brilliant plan designed by a brilliant man will be awaiting them. They will simply need to be aware of it. Once they do, the government will take notice, as our government is "supposed to be the people."

And that is what the Zeitgeist movement is all about, -getting people aware of the failures of this system, and the possibilities for a new one.

Regardless of whether the Venus Project has flaws or not (which can easily be worked out given the needed expertise), you can't sit there an act like capitalism is the cream of the crop. It's a terrible system, and we have to find an alternative.

This system is not sustainable. It isn't sophisticated enough to work long term. It is too self oriented. It will ruin the world and deplete its resources. Capitalism is a spoiled child using it all up. Someday, a new system will have to pick up the pieces, if that's possible. The Venus Project (or something like it) will hopefully be that system.