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The Neotech Party simply freed the geniuses of society, who took care of us and made us rich. We sat back and collected the rewards from society's most gifted people...just like what happened in the computer revolution. It was a nice feeling: we gave them freedom, and they gave us fortunes. We certainly were at a unique place in history in which this millionaire phenomenon made us wealthy without lifting a finger.
As big government shrank back to government's original purpose of public protection, its 20th-century prize possession of providing public "well-being" denied, the many social and regulatory programs became legitimate, private spin-offs (the Great Displacement Program). What remained of government was public protection only -- police protection, courts, prisons at the local level and national defense at the national level restoring what the Founding Fathers envisioned.
Tomorrow's government, a super-efficient protection service, ran like a business, with all the same disciplines and accountabilities.
Furthermore, in my First Vision into the next millennium, I was thrilled to see the seniors got rich! They more than anyone needed their buying power to multiply manyfold. After 2001, concerns climaxed about Social Security: Younger people were paying a lot of money they would never see again. That stark reality caused perhaps the greatest internal strife in our nation. A war between generations had been declared.
Social Security had become a paradox. The young working person trying to make ends meet felt the pain of paying precious money each paycheck into a Social Security that would never be there when he retired.
On the other hand, many retired persons lived in near poverty already, as a result of long-term government-created inflation. To end Social Security would drop many seniors too low, perhaps into homelessness and desperation. No one wanted that.
The country was stuck in this paradox with seemingly no way out. As we moved into the next millennium, however, the pressure against big government continued to build. The government was left with no choice: it pulled back its reach into every aspect of every human act of living and shrank back to its original and valid purpose -- to do what it could do best -- to protect America nationally and locally. Everything else had to go.
And that's exactly what happened: the sale of trillions of dollars of government assets and programs. Everything that had nothing to do with protection was sold to the private sector. Those trillions of dollars from the sale went directly to paying back with accrued interest entire lifetimes of paying into Social Security. Every working and retired American got a big government check. Seniors got, on average, between $100,000 and $200,000.
Yet, retiring wealthy with a small fortune was only a mini money miracle compared to the major money miracle that happened for everyone by selling off big government and setting free modern technology and super entrepreneurs in this new era. That catalytic reaction of super technologies and super entrepreneurs coming together for the first time caused an explosion of prosperity for everyone, including the seniors.
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