They don't concern themselves with who designed it, they concern themselves with how well the system works.

They are talking about a transitional city, the first city in the monetary system. If companies donated, would you credit them?

We can say that Dr. Johnson suggests this treatment for cancer, Dr. Benson suggests this treatment, and then another treatment, (etc.) We present all the different concepts that have never been fully verified.

Would that be true with products that people donate to enhance the city?

The people that donate things to the city are donating existing concepts, and you dont know for sure where those concepts came from. It may come from an underling in the city. It may come from a person that works for a company, but the company may present the idea, as though it were their idea. It's not necessarily that way, so we don't use that system. We use a different system: We say, "Here is a new way to filter water." "Here are several new ways for filtering water." "Here are several ways of converting salt water to drinking water." We present the methods, and we do not present the institute that developed it. Otherwise you would have to present, every bit of the way, every name of every person that was influenced by every other person, and it becomes very cumbersome.

Within the monetary system, if a company donates, say, "their" new lighting system, where ever that came from, you wouldn't want to mention the company that donated it?

No, not at all.

Do you think the companies might not have the initiative to donate if they don't get some name...?

No, they'll donate it. People donate their ability, their engineering ability, their knowledge of chemistry, their knowledge of social behavior, (etc.) because they believe in the system, not because they want credit for it. The credit is automatic when you see no war, no poverty, no starving people, that is enough reward for people that are sane. If they want their name blasted across the system, only during the transition you might name the source. The reason for it, is so people can cross-question the source. If they have additional improvements they wish to make, they want to know who to contact to make those recommendations. If you don't understand that: Tesla came up with certain ideas, (so) you contact Tesla if you want to know how those ideas work. You contact Tesla only for further information, not for credit.

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Answered by Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, TVP Authorized

QA#: 2012060324
Transcribed by Lucas Samascott