| Philosophies and their impact
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We know about the religious wars of the past, but we are not aware of the most significant holy war of the present day. Achievement society vs. stability.
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| The goal of the achievement society
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What is the goal of the achievement society? More achievement. Whoever follows this entirely senselss aim will end up living in an entirely senseless society.
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| The methods of the achievement society
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The perfidious methods for forcing people to achieve more and more. How all increases in productivity have been withheld from citizens in the last decades.
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| US oil imports
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An outstanding example of how the achievement society favours solutions that lead to instability is the USA's dependency on oil imports.
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| Biofuel as an incredible hype
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The achievement society needs instability as a slaveholder's whip. The debate about biofuel vs. electromobility is a classic example of this.
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| Wood gatherers in the forest
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What is better? An unemployed person who heats his home with domestic fuel oil, or a wood gatherer who collects way more wood lying around in the woods than he needs? Two ideologies collide.
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| Managers
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What does society expect from a manager? The different conceptions of the achievement society and of the stablity society of the manager.
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| CER climate certificates pollution rights
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The damage created by the achievement society is supposed to be countered by an idea that has its origins in the neoliberal casino.
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| We have to export more at any price
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The export trade is thousands of years old, but today, the majority of states are caught up in an export race. Everyone has to export more to pay their oil bills.
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| Symbol of the achievement society
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More and more exports must be made so that increasingly expensive crude oil can be imported. No economy can survive that in the long run. This video symbolizes this.
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| Easy-earned money, hard-earned money
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Every bit more income is harder to earn. The achievement society principle destroys humans with its demand to earn ever more, ever harder-earned money.
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