Oh yes, long before! In other words, a lot of conditions are visible, but you have to be trained in a way of examining new ideas without personal bias. It's a very difficult thing to attain. In other words, an egocentric person might say, "It'll never work," rather than point out the specific qualities that won't work. You can't say, "That building won't work." You have to point out that the beams are not strengthened properly to support the weight of that building; you have to point out the specifics. If you say, "People will always be greedy," that's an ego problem. "How do you intend to solve greed?" is the question.

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Answered by Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, TVP Authorized

QA#: 2012061713
Transcribed by Nathaniel Wotring