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This is an excerpt from a study guide that is provided for free at the Technocracy Inc. website. This is to give an Overview of technocracy for those how are just interested to understand what it is about instead of going in dept of the 22 lesson study course, or the beginning of the research of technocracy.

The Technocracy Study Course contains the North American Technate Design in the last chapters.

Technate design precludes special interest group control. It is a non political system of government which uses energy accounting instead of money. It is secular and humanitarian. For the only creative viable alternative investigate the Technate design located in the Technocracy Study Course.

The Technate design is the viable alternative to the current Price System method.
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As our resource base becomes destroyed we begin to bumper up on a time when real alternative ideas must be used if survival is desired.
The Technate design provides abundance within the context of sustainability.
It does not use the scarcity based system that has been employed in the past (the Price System).
The use of mechanical energy has altered the reference points concerning how a society can be governed. Functional governance is now possible. The Technate design is secular and humanitarian… creative and imaginative.
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The North American Technate TNAT

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Florida is ground zero in the nationwide battle to cartelize the interior design industry.
http://www.ij.org/economic_liberty/fl_interiordesign

A small group of well-funded industry insiders led by the American Society of Interior Designers has been relentless in its pursuit of ever more restrictive laws. Studies have shown that interior design regulations result in higher prices, less variety, and fewer employment opportunities, especially for minorities and older mid-career switchers.

On May 26, 2009, the Institute for Justice joined with three interior designers—Eva Locke, Pat Levenson and Barbara Gardner—and the National Federation of Independent Business to file a lawsuit in federal court in Tallahassee challenging Floridas interior design law.

The Institute for Justice is the nations leading legal advocacy group for economic liberty—the right to earn an honest living free from excessive and arbitrary regulation. IJ has successfully challenged anti-competitive interior design laws across the country. Floridas suit promises to be the biggest fight yet in the battle against the interior design cartel, and may finally put an end to restrictive interior design laws nationwide.

More on IJ’s interior design cases: http://www.ij.org/interiordesign

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