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The feeling of being on a bus, deepening towards a precipice!!
Sick of a paycheck just paying rent and basic food.
Tired of a reckless, yet essential job.
Tired of a useless job, but I’m going because it pays well.
Tired of a scary climate future, with less concerned leaders.
Tired of an economic system that cares little about humans.
Tired of seeing everyday misery at my foot.
Tired of always being asked to make the same effort.
Sick of this society deeply inequality, but accepted by almost everyone.
If these phrases speak to you, you are interested in this paradigm defended by many, the idea of a company running without money.
I know, it stings a little when you read this, because it disturbs all the ideas you have about how the world works.
You wonder if I don’t get paid why would people work?
You wonder if everything is free, how can it be ecological?
You wonder, what is the relationship between a moneyless company and the fight against global warming?
You ask yourself, if there is no money left, will I be poor?
You wonder, is this system bringing us back to cave men?
Take the time to think about it, I will document yourself online, at https://mocica.org
for example, but there are others.
You can read “Description of the world of tomorrow – A world without currency nor exchange: a civilization of access” by Marc Chinal.
You can go check out this video, https://youtu.be/txXkdxhQq3g that explains how it works.
I have nothing to sell, I’m not looking for friends or likes, I’m just looking to spread the idea that a system putting humans back to the center, would favor 95% of the population.
A company without money seems utopic, but it’s not utopic, it’s the reality of tomorrow. On the contrary, believing we can have human capitalism, believing we can moralize money is an utopia.

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The feeling of being on a bus, deepening towards a precipice!!
Sick of a paycheck just paying rent and basic food.
Tired of a reckless, yet essential job.
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