Any technological revolution brings forth new political demands and new realities. As written in 2013, today’s 3D printers are crude compared with whatever will be in your homes in the next decades. Technology can potentially eradicate all inequality. It will certainly reduce inequality even if we don’t act towards that goal. Synthetic biology allows the creation of new forms of life, and nanotechnology could eventually allow anything to be manufactured in a garage. Monopolies of wealth and power will be shattered, everything will be delegated to the individual or to smaller communities. The entire production process will be able to take place in the home. If we share everything nobly when the time of this technological singularity arrives, economics itself will be an unnecessary practice and all things will be available to all people. Unlimited fuel and unlimited materials will prevail. We can adopt a view of all the adversities throughout history as merely part of a pioneering path to a higher state of social equilibrium http://www.clubof.info/p/catalyst.html
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