I know its impossible to know exactly how our world would look after a New Tribal Revolution (nobody who lived before the Industrial Revolution could have predicted our current state), but how do you think goods and services will be made available after this revolution? There is almost no doubt that people will still want to have things that they are now accustomed to (e.g., televisions, computers, books, recorded music, chairs, restaurants, etc.). Who would produce these things and how would it be decided who gets them in an economy based on give support/get support instead of one based on the exchange of currency. Won't service and manufacturing industries collapse in a world where children are encouraged to do what they like? Last time I asked anyone who bagged groceries or worked in a factory what they thought of their jobs they weren't exactly enthusiastic. • Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn