In the 'rich' nations of the world no one has died as yet (except the homeless and those cut off from medical support).   The short-fall between the proceeds from production, and the needs for staying alive and to satisfy the 'rent' claim for the lords' 'estate,' is simply borrowed.  However, there is no light at the end of the tunnel.  Negative development is a terminal system that invariably involves anarchy and death.   Even now, the whole financial structure has become vastly fictitious since all the claims outstanding are ultimately claims against physical goods that are simply not being produced as the productive sector and the population supporting it, is being decimated.  In other words, we are in the early stages of a spiral of self-accelerating financial collapse into anarchy.

The question is tempting, to ask how the world worked its way out of feudalism.  Most people like to think that feudalism is a thing of the past.  The answer is, feudalism has not ended, nor have its effects been altered, only its face has been modernized.  Whereas a land-lord's estate was once rented to the peasants for payment in farm products, that the lord used or sold, today's financial 'Estates' are rented for payment in kind.  The old system was called feudalism; the new system is called usury or "interest generating credit market debt."  Apart from the name change, nothing has really changed in principle.  The only superficial difference is, that the modern feudalism enables the lords of the estates to lay claim to incomes far in excess of the productive capacity of the estate, and are allowed to do this under law.

Society has only two options to deal with this situation.  One option is to do nothing and let the system disintegrate, and to die in the chaos of unfolding anarchy.  This is the option that appears to have been chosen.  The other option is to eradicate feudalism and the entire structure that rests thereon.  A global financial bankruptcy reorganization would set the stage for accomplishing such a task of building a new system on development oriented, state-owned, credit.  This structure rests on the elements that pertain to scientific, political alertness, as outlined in Appendix A15.

The task is not small, but it is achievable as we shall later recognize.  Neither are the stakes, small.  The companion of anarchy is death.  The functional repeat of the Irish potato famine is already in progress, claiming the life of a hundred million people per year as the result of prevented development in the Third World countries, mostly in Africa .  The price for correct action leading to development, is life.  Should one not rather choose life and the exiting path to achieve the scientific and technological development necessary for the industrialization of the world by which to create support structures for living?

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