The Venus Project

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The internet, cell phones, and airplanes were all impossible and unachievable dreams in former days. Nevertheless, these ambitions have been accomplished through extraordinary perseverance. Although we have seen great success, we do however have countless obstacles to defeat before reaching the perfect world. Nowadays, our societies are suffering from many catastrophic issues such as poverty, discrimination, extremism, and global warming. The Venus Project (TVP) determined various radical solutions for these problems. It was founded by Jacque Fresco in 1995. TVP revolves around creating a new lifestyle that relies on sustainability and cooperation. This essay will dissect a comparison between the present world and the one suggested by TVP, noting that there are several dissimilarities. Among them are: the utilization of resources, the respect of the environment and the organization of management structures.

To begin, there is a gross misuse use of resources in our globe that is particularly notable when compared to TVP. With our present system, efficiency has become irresistible resulting in an overconsumption of …show more content…
Our system has been causing great harm to the environment. Despite the existence of many environment protection laws, indicators pointing to how well our planet is treated have been plummeting. A likely cause of this downfall is the greediness of the owners of capital, combined with the indifference felt by younger generations, and the disregard for future generations. By contrast, the projected system of TVP is concerned about the sustainability of the environment and creating a self-sufficient system that is based on the prosperity for future generations. In sum, there are tremendous differences between the way that we deal with our environmental issues and the way in which TVP

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