The speaker (Mark Hamilton) argues that removing "initiatory force"—governmental regulatory intervention—greatly accelerates technological and economic growth. Using the personal computer/information revolution as an example, he claims that without early regulatory control computing power and individual wealth expanded very rapidly (he states an increase on the order of a thousand-fold).
You remove these initiatory force throughout all government and your industrial landscape is going to increase your buying power by a thousand fold. Let's look at like a little isolated pocket where initiatory force didn't have time to get a grip on it. I'll go to the computers, the personal computer revolution, and the information revolution that advanced so quickly the government didn't know how to get in there and regulate it. So look at what happened in a few short years. You had the computing power that just a few years before only Fortune 500 companies could buy. That's how quickly in a mutual value exchange with no regulatory bureaucrats using agenda backed initiatory force regulations to control people and the populations for their own benefit and glory. When you remove that, like in that example I just gave you, look at how rapidly people's wealth and computing power, for example, went thousandfold 1000 fold.
