He never talks about that in regards to an army.

No. My name Jacque Fresco, doesn't tell you anything about me. In the future, the J-A-C-Q-U-E will stand for something specific, the areas of interest or the areas that you function in. So when you meet a person in the future, the name assigned to that person will tell you exactly their range of performance, what they are interested in, and their contribution to society. A name today doesn't tell you a damn thing about the person.

In the future, a persons name could tell you right away, in many aspects, if you could share values with that person and speak to them in different areas. I think somebody thought that meant that names would be assigned like they are in the army, but no, not at all. The numbers in the army are just that, numbers to identify people. There would not be any armies in TVP, or Navys, or police, or prisons. Unless you call it, for example, an "army that helps people", but we would not use the word "army".

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Answered by Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, TVP Authorized

QA#: 2012041528
Transcribed by Lucas Samascott