A short monologue by Mark Hamilton arguing that rapidly advancing technologies can enable broad increases in buying power and widespread wealth if government reverts to a "protection only" role and stops promoting social goods. Hamilton points to the dynamics of this shift and references the national platform of the 12 Visions Party as illustrating the idea.
The visionaries have a great vision, which is a soaring standard of living. A country in which all the people become rich, including the poor. In this day and age of rapidly advancing technologies.
When buying power can soar, as we have seen with the computers, visionaries believe that all citizens can soar.
Excuse me, that all citizens can soon live with great buying power, great wealth, if the government returns to its one proper purpose of protection only and removes itself from its improper purpose of promoting the social good. The dynamics of this return to a protection only government and resulting explosion of wealth for the people in this age of rapidly advancing technologies can be clearly seen in the national platform of the 12 visions party.
