Our Neo-Tech World

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Introduction

The Ordinary Man's Ascent
To Millionaire Wealth

Our first forerunner to the coming great Technological Revolution is the computer revolution. You can buy today computer power for a couple hundred dollars that would have cost millions a few years ago. Soon, over the Internet, all that power will be essentially free. That spectacular escalation of buying power comes from Neo-Tech, short for super rapidly advancing new (Neo) technology (Tech). Now Neo-Tech has begun to spread into the telecommunications and television industries. As with the computers, costs to communicate will begin to plunge toward zero as services and buying power begin to soar toward infinity. The unfolding telecommunications and television revolutions will be the next forerunners to the coming great Technological Revolution. As telephones and televisions advance from being our favorite fishing holes of entertainment to being powerful streams flowing into the Internet, the floodgates of knowledge will open. Neo-Tech will inevitably spread to all industries. Costs of all products and services will eventually plunge toward zero, as happened to computers; buying power over everything will soar toward infinity. Imagine, as happened to the computers, your couple hundred dollars today having the buying power of millions in a few years. The ordinary person would be rich. The coming great Technological Revolution, also called the Neo-Tech Revolution, will be the next historic advancement of civilization since the Industrial Revolution. However, whereas only the industrialists became rich during the Industrial Revolution, everyone will become rich during the Neo-Tech Revolution.

Vital Timing

First, the medical catastrophe: Hollywood movies have begun showing up this decade with the dreaded theme of near human extinction from deadly new viruses. Unfortunately, those Hollywood movies depict a very real threat to mankind. Antibiotics are steadily losing potency, for bacterial infections are steadily gaining strength by mutating and adapting to a world laced with antibiotics. For the first time in several decades, medicine is losing ground quickly to infectious diseases. Moreover, virulent new viruses are making the jump from animals such as monkeys to humans as mankind inhabits new parts of the world. In today's world of extensive air travel, scientists and doctors fear a new era of virulent pandemics that could swiftly travel across the globe and, like the Super Flu of 1918 which came from a pig, infect up to half the human race or more, killing tens of millions of people.

Second, the economic catastrophe: Companies are downsizing. When a middle-aged person with a good salary loses his job today, his family "goes through hell". To get a comparable job is nearly out the question. Usually, that person ends up in a low-paying hourly job with little or no benefits. His family's standard of living plunges and stays there indefinitely. The family has to adjust to a low life-style. The middle class as a whole is steadily sinking toward poverty. The standard of living continues to drop. More and more young adults cannot leave home to go out on their own. And the older adults will continue to be hit the hardest as we sink.

Third, the criminal catastrophe: Police increasingly report aggressive violence and severe bitterness among ten and eleven-year-old children. As this aggressive violence and deep bitterness shows up in younger and younger age groups, our children's schools become threatened. Some already have become war zones for drug gangs. Moreover, as crime proliferates, it comes into our own neighborhoods. All along, crime grows more and more violent. In some neighborhoods, killings have become a normal part of life. That cavalier attitude toward violent death is spreading.

The next 25 years could be catastrophic, but the fast approaching Neo-Tech Era of new technologies not only can circumvent, but can actually reverse the emerging Catastrophic Era of great catastrophes. For example, only new medical technologies advancing at lightning speeds like computer technologies could outrace the rapidly evolving infectious diseases. Indeed, Neo-Tech -- new technology racing ahead like computer technology -- can eradicate all diseases once it begins to drive the medical industry. Until now, Neo-Tech has driven forward the computer industry only. As a result, both computer breakthroughs and computer buying power soared toward infinity. As in the computer industry, Neo-Tech not only will bring us rapid breakthroughs, but will drive all costs toward zero. So as Neo-Tech begins to drive forward the medical industry, medical costs will collapse like the computers. We will all be able to afford excellent medical care. Everyone will easily afford all medical cures and breakthroughs. Everyone will enjoy near-perfect health.

Not only would diseases be cured, but so would the economy. In short, as Neo-Tech begins to drive all industries, prices of everything will go to fractions as your buying power over everything multiplies manyfold. As in the computer world where all computer consumers became computer rich as their buying power multiplied thousands of times, all consumers everywhere will become rich...even those on minimum wage or set pensions.

You will live like a healthy millionaire in a world as safe as Disneyland. That's right, crime will essentially disappear in the Neo-Tech Era. As ordinary people become essentially multi-millionaires without lifting a finger, the incentive for crime will become obsolete. For, it will be far easier to get rich by doing nothing than through risky crime.

In short, the fast approaching Neo-Tech Revolution will save us from the plunge into a quarter-century-long era of plagues, poverty, and violence. And all just in the nick of time.

The Delay

The Counterforce

With that in mind, this book shows the people the Neo-Tech World -- the better world in which everyone would live like a millionaire. Once enough people see that rich world, we will be in it almost overnight. No more zigzags. No more delays. Positive megatrends will turn into stampedes. For, the people will know the way of a more profitable world.

Becoming Young Again

With our new power and wealth, we will actually rediscover passionate love and youthful romance. The reason all that fades after we first passionately fall in love has to do with our stagnation-traps today. Miserably stagnated, we cannot give much of ourselves any longer. The love fades and romance dies. But stimulated by honest power, lots of wealth and big-shot success, we will have a lot to give as well as a lot to be steamed up over. Power, success, wealth will transform even the most boring spouse sinking in stagnation into a vibrant shaker and doer thriving on life. That person will have a lot to feel good about and will want to share the good times with his spouse. As we forget about stagnation and become wealthy, powerful, and successful, we will rediscover and even surpass the passion and romance we once had.

Moreover, we will recapture the slim and sexy body we had in our prime. You see, as we grow older and more stagnated today, we tend to eat too much and gain weight out of boredom. Let's face it, today life is boring. But tomorrow, as we become rich and powerful, life will never be slow or boring. We will never slow down. We will be too busy living, too busy to be overweight as the sexy, slim body returns. Our sex lives will be generously rewarded.

And that's not all: We will discover and surpass the creativity of youth. As demonstrated by scientists in today's world, our creativity leaves us in our 30s. Major advancements in physics, for instance, are made by the young creative physicists. But in tomorrow's Neo-Tech World, we will discover an entirely new way of using our minds. You see, tomorrow's Neo-Tech World will be a world of super prolific information. As Neo-Tech begins to drive the information highway, our minds will rise to an awesome level. We will become omnipotent as we snap together information all around us into growing success puzzles. As the puzzles come together, they will reveal puzzle pictures never seen before, making us creative geniuses. Our minds will no longer be stuck in their routine ruts, such small spheres of thoughts...wasting away in stagnation. Instead, our minds will be open, far reaching and creative. And the older we become, the more information we will accumulate to snap together into bigger and bigger success puzzles, revealing bigger and bigger creative puzzle pictures. Our creativity will actually grow with age. Moreover, our children will grow up that way -- knowing how to integrate success puzzles and be creative.

Also, in tomorrow's Neo-Tech World, I dare say all our bad habits will disappear. You see, all bad habits are done for the same reason -- for stimulation in our otherwise boring lives. Think about your own bad habits for a moment. They are done for stimulation, whatever the bad habits are, from watching too much TV to doing destructive drugs. But in tomorrow's Neo-Tech World, the stimulation from living like millionaires with power, love, looks, and omnipotence will overwhelm all else. Bad habits will vanish overnight.

My Motivation

We can go the way of near-perfect health or virulent diseases that will claim the lives of some of our very own loved ones. We can go the way of Disneyland safety or neighborhood violence. We can go the way of exciting jobs or routine ruts or, worse, unemployment and despair. We can go the way of passionate love or failed love. We can go the way of a nice body or an over-the-hill body heading toward the end. We can go the way of a stimulated mind or miserable stagnation. We can go the way of creative children or illiterate airheads. We can go the way of millionaire wealth or poverty. In short, our greatest dreams can come true, or our worst nightmares can haunt us, our parents, and our children. This book opens the door to the former...the better world.

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