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We See That There Are Two Different Kinds Of...societies: (a) Parasitic Societies And (b) Producing Societies. The Former Are Those Which Live From Hunting, Fishing, Or Merely Gleaning. By Their Economic Activities They Do Not Increase, But Rather Decrease, The Amount Of Wealth In The World. The Second Kind Of Societies, Producing Societies, Live By Agricultural And Pastoral Activities. By These Activities They Seek To Increase The Amount Of Wealth In The World.

The Hope For The Twentieth Century Rests On Recognition That War And Depression Are Man-made, And Needless. They Can Be Avoided In The Future By Turning From The Nineteenth-century Characteristics Just Mentioned (materialism, Selfishness, False Values, Hypocrisy, And Secret Vices) And Going Back To Other Characteristics That Our Western Society Has Always Regarded As Virtues: Generosity, Compassion, Cooperation, Rationality, And Foresight, And Finding A Increased Role In Human Life For Love, Spirituality, Charity, And Self Discipline.

A Community Is Made Up Of Intimate Relationships Among Diversified Types Of Individuals--a Kinship Group, A Local Group, A Neighborhood, A Village, A Large Family.

Thus, The Use Of Fiat Money Is More Justifiable In Financing A Depression Than In Financing A War.

The Backwardness Of Our Religious And Social Developments Is Undoubtedly Holding Back The Development Of The Intellectual And Political Levels.