The idea of relating free distribution of software, or of really contributing your best without using money, is likely to catch on as people reconsider not only gay rights but freedoms of all kind. Money doesn’t work. Nobody can properly handle money; the concept seems to be beyond human fears and greed. It isn’t necessary for our world to be wrecked ecologically and culturally through human desperation for money. No other species uses money, though many species have advanced communication and cooperation.

“Give away the very best you do.” Most people reading this (especially older people) will realize that, say, the halfg dozen very best actions they have done in their lifetimes, were not in fact done for money. Such commodities as joy and respect are far better motivators, and don’t motivate people toward over-explotatation of resources or war. Money makes people poor, and money creates the headlines you read in the paper today—in newspapers that should have been left as trees to produce critical oxygen; but which were cut down for money.