So I went out very very deal
let's please give a warning to.

Mr.

Make

sure.

For as a proud father Big goes if any of
you guys want some kids I can save you

a whole lot of pain you
can get some of my.

Thank you for having me I said I was going
to start with not going to say thank you

but I did anyway thank you very much.

I'm here to talk about what's on the board
and now it's the principles of freedom and

it was down to this how can
you do what you want to do

when you want to do how you want to
do it with who you want to do it.

And like a two year old brat
surrounded by a bunch of hippies

everybody love before it.

Right so.

The first things first.

This is guy.

His name is I don't know if you know him
that's a great little picture of him is

Warren Buffett now I like Warren Buffett
not because I'm an addict about money or

I'm obsessed with you know what he's done
financially but I'm kind of obsessed with

his principles of life and
exactly what he thinks money should do.

Warren Buffett.

By his own admission says
that he was wired a very

specific way born to a very specific time

when into a very specific
industry had came through

a very specific set of parents
in just the right place.

To be Warren Buffett.

To make the money that he makes to
make the impact he makes as a matter

of fact his philanthropist side is all
based on the fact that he feels like so

few people are born wired that way so
well that he now has

a responsibility to distribute his
wealth backed everybody else who was.

He has a particular principle about money.

And that is that it's no good unless it
allows you to do whatever you want to do

whenever you want to do it.

Basically live the life you want to live.

You know a little bit about this guy who
lives in a three bedroom house still has

for several years drives a Buick and
has never had a computer on his desk.

And people like Bill Gates follow
his principles and his methods and

everything else.

But the question is is for those of us who
are wired exactly like Warren Buffett who

were born to just the right parents who
didn't have just the right circumstances.

Then how is it that we're supposed to
use money as an enabler of freedom.

To do what we want to do.

The question is will we ever make a nuff
that it gives us that independence

right Last I checked two million bucks I
mean a bad night in Vegas can get rid of

two mean blocks so
it's not the best thing in the world.

Most of us are raised to
have a different path.

We're told they were born.

We should get an education I don't know
if you guys watched a documentary called

Living on a dollar a day where you guys
went around the world and they think about

the Guatemala and they try to live off
a dollar a day and their message to all

the young kids who are impoverished was
kidnapped it would change a situation.

But were told to get that education
find a great college to go.

To after we find that great college
we should define a great career or

become an entrepreneur or
build a great company.

And then we should retire and somewhere
in the myths we get our slice of the pie.

In a very Family Guy way by.

I hope you guys get my references
because they're awesome I'm a gay man so

the question is is that
the ultimate path to freedom.

Well I get you this freedom
that all of us want.

The ability to live
the life we want to live.

When we want to live it
how we want to live it.

Let's break it down.

If money is a true enabler of freedom.

How realistic is it that
the people in this room.

Will ever be able to use
it as an enabler freedom.

The best way to figure it out is to figure
out exactly how much money is there and

what credit you can expect to get through
your hard work or anything else you do.

If you were to liquidate the G.D.P.
of every single country in the world.

Count even the way when you get around
two hundred ten trillion dollars.

Two hundred interest two hundred
ten trillion U.S. dollars is what

is considered the entire combined
wealth of the entire world.

Now the World Bank.

And many other organizations
have done statistics

on wealth distribution
throughout the globe.

One thing that is commonly known.

Is that nine ten percent.

Of the world's population literally
own roughly eighty six percent.

Of all that wealth.

It means that the other ninety
percent of us this fight where we fall

ninety percent.

Point nine times seven billion people

share fourteen percent of that wealth.

Or four thousand two hundred forty eight
dollars it was spread out like butter on

a bread.

Now you're thinking to yourself right
now but I live in United States.

And regardless of those one point five
billion people in the world who are offset

and have to live on a dollar
a day because we earn more.

I can worry about that yes but
it's not my situation.

So this graph represents.

What you're in here United States I
had it with me this morning.

I was yeah I did wait to this
morning official recess lights so

I was finishing a size this morning.

And I came across the table.

That classify people into lower
class middle class and upper class.

And it went further you know lower
middle middle middle upper middle

and I figured out this morning
that I am a lower upper class

it shocked the crap out of me.

Because I realized that
the lower upper class

makes about one hundred fifty
thousand dollars a year or more.

And has maybe five hundred
thousand dollars in assets.

I'm on the upper part of the Lord
to lead the lower upper class

I told my wife around in her bedroom she
was sleep I said How did you know this

she said one haha I guess a daughter
is true she said we're rich.

I'm going to get a new
bumper stickers go see.

The.

I don't think so.

But the truth is the one percent in
the United States the jump between

the top five percentile
top four percent and

their wealth is so huge that you
have to jump hundreds of times

improve your wealth hundreds
of times more to get below.

So this curve that we're all working
on this path that we're shooting for

I would hope that I'm in a room
with business people and engineers

being an engineer the in a business
person if you walked in my door and

said Hey man I got a great idea
what we're going to do to say OK

now there's a twenty percent ten percent
probability of work to get out of office.

However put your any of us
are vested in this method

of getting to that goal of freedom.

This spite how.

Improbable it is.

So the question still lays lies that we
can't sit in a room somewhere shivering

My God I'll never make enough money in
order to be free of the Dr is crazy.

So there's got to be something else.

Maybe is something that people
are talking about anymore.

Capitalism is not as old as Adam.

So people did do something before.

We still have the USA I.B.M.
you N.D.P. in the World Bank trying to

promote capitalism and its structures in
several countries throughout the world so

it means it's not even accepted
across the entire planet yet.

So there has to be other models that exist
I'm not saying that you shouldn't pay for

some capitalism is a pretty great
system when it comes to distribution of

of goods and getting things done
than the serially for making.

Wealthy.

But when countries need to get things
done capitalism works pretty good.

That's why their G.D.P.'s away higher
than we'll ever earn independently.

But they're a little poking
around a little research.

A little feeling around the world.

Seventy eighty ninety or so countries.

I figure something out around or.

There were three principles and
I'm talking about from reading Sun's

tipping point and all kinds of stuff.

You find that there's three undeniable
principles to allowing a person

to be free.

To give you the ability to do
what you want when you want

how you want with who you want.

In the world for.

Now at some point in my life I thought
this was a joke I mean I came across it

and I said it and you know I'm analyzing
things because my background as an analyst

an engineer and I'm saying that the work
that I work now look I've said I'm nuts.

Right can't be that simple
it's not actually simple.

But then the small country boy
from Tuskegee Alabama was sitting

Danya underground somewhere in some
posts Russian Yugoslav country

with the current
Prime Minister Sharon you know.

And I realized and he was asking me for
would you mentor my son and

I realized it must be some value to this
concept maybe I should tell other people

so I figured one hundred.

Before we go any further we've got to
stop and define this a little bit deeper.

That is what is freedom.

Honestly what is freedom.

I would you know why it might affect
me interact one person can tell me what

freedom is one person got a concept
an idea what your personal freedom is

don't be shy.

There goes the choice.

Choice.

OK.

Let's work on that one.

I want everyone in this room right
now to choose to be free of air.

For the next.

Seven minute.

OK let's not do that because
you'll be dead by the title.

So there's a limit to it.

It's not just about doing whatever you
want or choosing whatever you want freedom

is actually more about being able to
choose how you fulfill your needs.

Without someone else
telling you how to do it or

you haven't fulfilled their
needs in the process.

By force but I can say you don't have
to fulfill in these but by force.

That's about as good as it gets guys.

No matter how it VASTA technology becomes
for food systems it's still a weighty.

No matter how many budget on the side of
tall it is still a place to make the pot.

It doesn't change.

That body has not been built.

And if it is you won't be human anymore.

So essentially the ability to choose.

Your needs and how you feel them and
for feel them as you see fit.

Is what freedom is all about.

And the very first principle
when you think that way.

It's to free yourself from
dependency on other people.

That literally is the main principle
number one if I want to be free.

You've got to stop asking for me.

Let me break this down a bit more.

Your needs are not just simply needs.

They're a little complex just a little.

One you have involuntary needs things
that you can't control breathing.

A couple of things you can't stop it's
going to happen regardless when it does

stop so although.

Right I feel the need to plug a little
bit of my own personal culture

into this conversation this way there's
a Islamic belief that there's this

angel of death that comes and
gets you when it's all over.

Now supposedly he's preceded
by five other angels.

And each one comes a snatch
of something else away.

Water and the last guy before
the Angel Death comes snatches breath.

And then you go that's the belief.

It alludes to the concept that these
things are beyond your control.

Now there's another set of needs
there are also needed to sustain life

we just name one of them food.

Water sometimes basic shelter.

We call those at least I'm going to refer
to him for this speech as essential needs.

Outside of that you have.

Those things that make you have
the life you want to live.

Things like education.

Things like technology.

Things like communication.

This zine in this such a way.

That you have the life you want.

Let's call those core needs.

Now free person or person who is
it here it is first principle.

Develops these needs within what we're
going to call the internal environment.

That is an environment for
which you own and

you control it can be
your house a community.

It can be a neighborhood.

You have people in New York we haven't
left a couple city blocks your whole life.

It can be an entire city state
province country the only thing

that changes when you widen that internal
environment is that the people who

are assisting you within that model to be
free you are dependent on those people and

you accept that freedom is a concept that
you collectively own not independent.

Some people tend to think that this
isn't real Some folks go to other

countries right around all
crazy thinking that freedom.

Defies are the first time
I ever left the country

I was fifteen years old no excuse me I was
fourteen years old ten fifteen years and

we were a bunch of Americans
run around in Khartoum Sudan.

And boy we were able to
get away with murder and

a lot of the guys are from Philadelphia
and surely other places and

they are right around with the whole
dignity they have and this and

that until somebody finally told
them you're going to stop that.

Freedom has limitations guys
like the fast found that.

He was you get the money to be free and

kept testing the limits of that
freedom until it took his life.

Also guys like Oliver Queen found
out nobody is my heir reference

Gomo somebody is going
to get my reference.

Go watch it.

So the real problem with freedom
is that many of us allow.

Akhet because we try to
source our essential and

core needs from environments
outside of our troll environment

we reach into our exponential environments
in our external environments.

And even the distant environments and we
ask for things we import things we have to

go to the store to eat how many
people in the room right now.

Know how to.

Slaughter a go or.

You're my man.

You tell me not to get it to
you REALLY moment there you go.

So we are dependent on people and

this impedes our freedom This
means that you have to add

here to the systems that they ask
you to in order to receive what

you need to exist in order to
have the kind of life you want so

when these limitations are put
on you as far as money earning

someone authorizing your promotion.

Another company gifting
you with an account.

It's because you need them
I'm not saying it's bad but

I'm saying it's not free that's free.

It's not that you leave these
environments is still a part of them.

But when you source these core things
from yourself in these essential things

then you have achieved freedom.

Now there's a method to this it's
not as simple as just saying.

You can probably go and Google right now
and Google some guys who went off in

the middle of that somewhere they're
going live the free lifestyle and

you know live off the earth and so
much and so on and about five years ago.

I don't have any of the guys I've seen.

Movie where the guy kid left high school
or college I think it was going to him or

something like that he left his true story
went on his own made it to Alaska want to

live on his own and
very unfortunately died in a middle way.

Into the well thank you.

Poor son always had a heart attack
because that was his dream for a minute.

But.

They're commitments that you
have to make to yourself

to make this freedom a reality.

They are by the way the exact same
commitments that are being made for

you right now they are the things
that you are vested in learning.

And they are held in the systems that
you are vested in finding a career.

Or creating a business to operate within.

You must have a commitment to acquisition

if you own nothing you own
nothing is just that simple.

The United States is an awesome place
because it allows you to buy land

it allows you to incorporate them in this
apology as a city if there's enough for

you there and
you can take care of your own needs.

These systems have been made extinct in
many a place and you still can do it here

live in Malaysia bumiputra is a local
guy there were sections where we could

even buy land because a belief
which we had to own it with us.

But we put your head on fifty one percent
of our business everything this and

I like Malaysia.

But you got own something.

You have to have to believe and now
analyze what you have if you're standing

on a piece of land and you don't know
what's beneath you if you don't know

how to analyze how much iron
ore you have or whether or

not the compilation of concrete if
you don't know how to put it together

if you don't know that limestone shale.

Fly ash can all be used if you don't know
how to make so I burn a couple of trees

and make it some lie and then taken
some oils from some peat cans or

something and then green the glycerin out
of it making you some soap then having

the land doesn't mean anything owning
something means nothing if you don't know

how to use it knowledge you have to
have a commitment to gathering knowledge

from the time you're born to the time you
die and you have to value all knowledge.

Some knowledge is useless that is real but
it's really hard to figure out

what knowledge is useless because we all
have perspectives from our backgrounds and

sometimes though something off not
realizing how valuable it truly is so

you have to have a humility about you
to learn from everybody and everything.

Innovation when knowledge doesn't exist or
when the conditions that existed.

That allow someone else's knowledge to
build something do not apply in what you

own you have to come up
with a new way to do it.

Or else you have to depend on them for
that resource management you've got to

manage your own resources you gotta
know how much to eat how much not to

when to drink what the take in how to save
a little bit all these things Karl Marx

founder quote unquote found in
socialism there was another one.

Said that socialism would
be born from capitalism

what do you mean he meant that people
were already in the capital society

in order to get to
a socialist level you had to.

Pay for it.

I'm not preaching kept
socialism by the way just.

Don't do it I mean George so.

But wherever you go from now whatever path
you choose it will be born from where you

are so you'll have to use
resources that you know to get to.

You want to go.

Planning and hard work.

You need to plan you've got to have a big
plan a big goal like a sage you need

to start with the moral law work
down build the smaller plan

smaller plan smaller plan
stair steps all the way up and

you have to know where you're going if you
don't plan someone else a plan for you.

All the stuff might seem to all art.

And the decision that you might make when
you analyze this kind of this stuff if you

say I do that I'm happy
with being controlled.

I'm going to work.

It's OK as long as you know it
then you can make a decision and

you can be committed to
whatever path you're in and

the idea here of knowing this is to be
committed to whatever path you're in.

And that's where hard work comes in.

Hard work defines everything.

Absolutely everything when you do for
yourself when you create freedom

hard work is a little different than
just going out and doing some stuff.

If you think.

About the pyramid of needs
as those higher kidneys.

And you think about self actualization
be at the top and basic means

at the bottom when you're doing the work
to get what you need you find purpose so

factorization belonging self-esteem it
comes to hard work if you don't believe me

come to my farm I will teach you all
that good stuff we will move some dirt.

And some of the work.

The second one.

Is a principle that most people who
thought that they were developing freedom

completely ignored.

But it literally is one of
the most significant ones.

You have to reverse the cycle.

And make the world dependent on you.

Free yourself from dependency
create dependency.

This is how you ensure your freedom why

because by creating
dependency you create value.

Not one of you in this entire room
well ever move forward in your life

by the permission of another if you
do not create value for that person.

Guaranteed.

You might find yourselves in positions

throughout your life where you are the
most intelligent person in the room.

And for
some reason you can not move forward.

But it's because you have missed the ball
and forgot to create value to the person

who is in charge of that promotion or
escalation of your life.

If you think back for a minute.

Think this or Isaac Newton think
the Steve Jobs think the Confucius.

Think that
George Washington Carver Bill Gates.

Henry Ford.

Think about these guys.

When did they actually create
the things that changed our lives.

Were they deeply deeply
troubled by the basic needs

satisfying them on a daily basis.

Were they surrounded in
a room of a thousand people.

No they were typically in
an insulated environment.

Where their basic needs are being
taken care of by their parents some by

their students.

And then they were able
to dedicate themselves

to solving some of the world's
most complex problems.

And from there they improve
the lives of everyone and

you know what it's a perfect cycle.

You create.
Freedom for yourself relieve yourself of

those harsh ips of being that
previous ninety percent worried

every single day whether or not someone's
going to take something from you.

So that you can focus all your
energies on be an awesome.

And then after that you
fix the world's problems.

The world in turn is better off and

then the world is vested
in insuring your freedom.

Because that's what got
them what they needed.

Now all conspiracy theories to decide.

If there's the one percent
make in any kind of plan

if there's any systems being
developed that we work in

it's to make sure that each one
of us have value to the world.

That we're able to input so
that larger systems can grow.

But when you decide to
do this on your own.

And you give that same output
the process no longer matters

to the individual receiving the output.

So this is where the freedom
model really kicks in.

But it also has a set of commitments.

First is the policy not like you know

this all get along I like
your hair how you do or.

A lot more like what do you need and.

You know you know my impression of a mob
boss you know leaning on somebody.

I get at no problem but
you know me some a lot more of that.

Do you think that when a shark walks
in the business room he sing kumbaya or

is he saying in what do you need how can I
give it to you what you owe me in return.

So the policy is a lot more
finding out what people.

Need to find ways to give it to them so
that they are invested in your freedom.

Quality you can talk all you want but

if you can't provide me something
great you talk is worthless and

if you can't deliver it to me when I need
it how often I need it you talk is also

worthless like I said many of us will
make decision this is too hard and

we'll go into environments where
people will dictate this for

us because the rules never change.

Either you're going to commit to it or
someone you work for will.

But you're not going to gain
any level of freedom without.

And last but not least the third
principle is to protect your freedom.

Now I do I don't mean go to war.

Kind of meanness or war.

You fight a war and there's no casualties.

It means that you don't have the ability
because you now gain this freedom

to just run around it like a madman
Yeah like I'm free let alone

yeah I got to face it you
don't have the right to do.

You a stead have a responsibility to
create a internal set of laws that govern.

Your own discipline.

I first went to boot camp
in the Coast Guard U.S.

Coast Guard I think I was amazed
we wrote down sheets of paper.

And our C C S is the hand in our goals for
being at the Coast Guard.

And I was the only one I said I'm here
to learn how to better myself and

give myself greater discipline.

Everyone else he started
going off about about a way.

So I hope someone else
teaches me how to do this to.

Just me discipline teach me that you like
it teach you discipline you the God of you

don't.

And I can you to refine it or I can.

You have to create an internal set of
laws that you live by that reinforce

the principles of greatness
better free person has.

You also have to create
a set of external laws.

That you condition yourself to end it here
to the external laws of the world itself

I mean like don't kill and
why doesn't I'm.

Right no like Hostel.

Watch a movie people.

You have to focus on how
to be a great person.

And how to be myth that
from yourself naturally

versus someone else having
to police it within.

And when you can develop that
level of discipline and order and

structure I can guarantee you that
you'll reach the heights of freedom

that you really want to reach that
you get to where you want to go.

And you receive some of that good
old love that Warren Buffett gets.

That's when that lease all of this is
captured in the wonderful book that I

decided people didn't want to hear me talk
as much as I want to read them self and

there's my Facebook if you've
got questions thank you very

much for having me

thanks.

So.

Mr Hunter sorry I had
a I have a question so

it's fine all right do you
live off the grid then.

I live in a homestead and

we recently just purchased about three
hundred acres of land about an hour

from here create the First off the off
the grid village in the state of Georgia

so can we do you tell us a little
bit about genius corpse and

what you do it on the wall with this.

And a leadership that make you
talked about so genius core was.

Something that came out
of his Consulting L.L.C.

which was the is the consulting firm that
we have we rebranded support services.

Where we were doing work with us a IP
with the European Union other people to

basically get the call capacity
building mostly in Eastern Europe

northern Africa Cup of the places.

And while we were doing that one of
things we got caught up in was how

to help people really change the economy
change their lifestyle everything else.

When we started doing that we've found
a flaw in the overall model because all

the money that was coming into the country
was going to the richest people and

we'd always have a partner with them
in order to get anything done and

the smallest people would you know they
get a brazen over maybe some cash for

a second and then everybody forgot about.

And when we kept seeing this consistency
we decided to create an organization

where we would put the smartest and
the brightest people together and

make sure they had a way to
collaborate with one another and

facilitate that exchange and
that's what genius Court came out of and

just recently we've taken a couple
of branding exercises and

we're rebranding everything to the freedom
nation our freedom is our new brand and

everything is offered at so freedom but
scores becoming the Freedom Coalition and

the freedom Commons which is a way
of just getting your body together.

How does your off the grid village
see into your freedom principle.

It is principle number one.

It's the idea of not
asking from anyone else.

Also in the off the grid village
what's happening in that space is.

We're screening people who are coming
down to space we're looking for

people who have strong skill sets and know
how to create something they're engineers

developers craftsman that level and but
taking if you put them together and

refining those skills by the ability
to you know manage your own water

learn all these principles that we have we
want to increase their ability to do and

then increase the output of that
space actually the Freedom Village

is planned to be the heartbeat of
the regrowth of Hancock County

which used to be the richest county in all
of Georgia but now it's the poorest county

in all the state of Georgia and it's had
horrible statistics for a long time so

what we have doing down in the Freedom
Village is showing how you can implement

these principles with wonderful and
also motivated people and

they can become a heartbeat for
revitalizing the spaces economy and

create a localized economy that outputs
greatly to its to its neighbors.

How have you implemented these ideas into
your and my father that's a specific role

or your entire adult
life I took off my suit.

If you five pictures of me on line
you see the whole cufflink thing and

all that stuff you know and
that's all me so one of them is this I'm

hard hit right I don't
necessarily like doing it.

Wasn't born in such a way a raise in
a way where I was told that I was

I was told that I was pretty
intelligent I don't know everything but

I do like making my own decisions so

what I realized was that I could
never do that with my home.

I could never do that with the large
amount of debt that I had at the time

I got eight kids so
we're living like a six pound script.

I got rid of it.

And moved into an eight hundred
square foot house that had four it

three acres of land on right
started farming every day.

Sun.

Mr Sixpack.

Got that way because I make
him slave in the back yard

digging out Arco products for ponds and

you know splitting wood by hand in order
to create our real fences all right

before I take him inside and teach him
the latest stuff an angler Mongul code and

in the mean stack you know so
we are flexible people we we were cold and

we do process engineering through on a day
and we dig and plant on the weekends and

throughout the rest of it.

So with ten kids I'm really curious just
eight Don't get me two more the way we do

it sorry I'm How do you balance year
work life and your family life.

Because if I had one kid that
would be a more complex question

because then I'd have to be that joke
as friends and I wouldn't want that.

Instead I spent my youth Well I'm
still young Mr A spent my

early twenty's late teens I
got married to seventeen.

I spent that raising the first set
of kids and putting some really hard

principals into them and reinforcing and
I was a lot meaner guy you know.

Those kids now help reinforce that
discipline on the next game so

you know my kids will accuse me of
something that I am a task manager and

a program and a project manager
in my house and I insist on it

I have to use systems I just give one
simple example the kitchen right my wife's

thing is put up a list say to each person
has a job got a this and then a day and

all that stuff I said no let's
choose one kid you know you get them

all again ever and you go on to clean up
the kitchen and that's what I got a fit.

Bad I'm only going to
kill you nobody else so

life becomes really easy if
you start implementing your.

What you know when you're skilled
across every single thing and

the last thing is like I tell you
know people that I work projects for

still every now and again I say when I'm
here I'm here when I'm not I'm not and

that helps me to focus.

What did you do after you
graduated high school and.

I was OK I was young.

But I came back to the country.

I worked for a little while like just some
great work because my my degree was from

Sudan so hard to really wasn't accepted
right so it left me having to kind

of get into the grind so the first thing
I did was try to get me towards debt and

that's true I'm not just a kid but
they told me I had started too late and

I would need to get a college shit for
coming in to start my M.B.A..

So I said OK I'm not going waste a year so
when I got married and

then I got married that created
its own set of problems and

different situations so
I start working really hard and

in the midst of working really hard you
know I taught myself to programming for

a software company I fit into a really
good nature just the right time a decent

bit of money move everybody off four kids
at the time the Malaysian the Sudan and

just kept a Malaysia and
then we also in Singapore I didn't but

then came back home after that and just
kept building build and build a building

that's it was all about at that point
was all about feeding children so

it's like you know I'm the father I'm a
very traditional person I have to provide

not OK to someone else does so that
helped encourage me to do more more more

I try to do.

So as as one person becomes free like

Definitely I can see what you see in
like the goal is to be able to do what.

You want when you want do you want to do
it what do you what's your vision of when

when multiple people
become three individually

come together like What do you
see what do you think happens it.

Visit this wonderful place and

if any of you have a chance to do
it you really should it's in India.

It's south India just about to ourselves.

OK And by the way have any you guys
take people you have to anyway

you need to and then I went out with.

Author of Il was this piece of
land about two thousand acres

that was in the French Quarter
in the French area of India and

a lot of French people move to out of
about thirty five forty years ago and

to this barren piece of land and one basic
rule they had is that everyone had to be

free no one could dictate anybody forget
them ocracy they had to have all consensus

on every decision amongst thirty people.

And then go very fast.

And they did but
they have a beautiful place.

The very the most interesting
thing about our film and

I was able to sit down want to found our
when we were there and talked to just

said that everything that they had done
that move them forward like they have this

beautiful common kitchen it's all joined
by solar stoves solar ovens where

everybody you pay forty dollars a month
and you get you know breakfast lunch and

dinner maybe rational cooks which
is just amazing it's awesome but

she said basically there was a guy and
his wife.

That moved Arville achieve their own
personal level of freedom inside their

space not about anybody else and
just said I don't care what you guys think

this needs to be done and they all said
nobody wants it in the comic kitchen or

it's at their house and I wanted it so
they just built it they did it they did

what free people did they just did it
now everybody it's in the common kitchen

so kind of the model that
you can take from that is.

Without impeding on people.

Ability to be themself right.

Without getting caught up in the small
differences that people have we

are able to move especially if we have
here to the last laws of internal laws and

external laws that allow us to work with
each other then we able to move with

conflicting another person's freedom and
also see those things build one

on top of each other I'm also not.

Preaching that you shouldn't have selected
person to help you manage things or

a leader does but I much more
believe especially in Idea time in

the United States leadership outside of
politics has evolved to facilitators not

dictators and in those free environments
facilitators are much needed to ensure

that everyone can achieve
their goals collective.

I have a question.

Your concept of freedom of religion
are you planning to expand it.

But have you already done.

So part of an initiative that we recently
did on global and some of the other stuff

that we had with the consulting firm was
a lot of bridge building so what we were

trying to do is identify those countries
we wanted to work and where there were

a set of circumstances that would allow
us to even create this model at all.

We knew that and we know that we first
have to give some place where people can

come and visit and see it happen in
full so we're vesting the next three or

five years here in Georgia but
in three years of I told my family

I'm leaving for two years I'm literally
just walking out trying to I have

a birthday party going celebrate and
I'm going to walk out the front door and

I'm going to walk to Maine I am
on the Appalachian Trail and

then I'm going to head out this
to sweet to Iceland and from

Iceland I'll take northern Canada over
to Alaska cast the brain straight why.

There's Siberia a bus hitchhiking whatever
I can do I'm big enough to my own journey

and then actually I'm going to cover
the entire world in two years.

Kind of reste up a lot retake a lot of
steps of take in everything else but

I'll be also recruiting individuals that
we can bring back to the Freedom Institute

in the village so that we can train
them how to do this we're also

trying to set up a second village in
the next two years in Liberia and

the reason we chose Liberia not because
just this great country has been the in

that way as far as governor
has a lot of problems but

it's because they want restrict many
people that we try to bring and

I'm going to big visa problem and
then we're able to actually expand that so

the intention after next five years is to
use another five years after that to train

people in other places and then facilitate
and manage them throughout the things why

we kind of call it freedom nation because
the idea of having a nation that exist

amongst many nations but it has a single
method of how to operate and do and

how to grow in a methodology that kind of
goes way that that's that's the big point.

Yes.

Do you see any I guess variation in the
concept of freedom when you start to look

at your personal relationships for example
with your spouse I would think there's

some sort of mutual dependence there or
I mean just friendships.

It depends on you in your own design
right because the way I envision it is

that it's not necessarily just
an individual that scene right there

was a lot of work that went into trying
to dissect why people went to groups and

understanding group methodology and
everything else I mean groups were

establish initially because it made people
stronger they could do more of this stuff

by having more people at the table right
the difference is just as a decision.

Like my wife is pretty you
know I want to be with her

I want to hang out with her I want to
spend time with her right so my choice.

Yes and her choice is to be
with each other so we created

a willful dependency on one another in
order to create a free environment for

ourselves and our children where we're
dependent on each other but happily

you know I think the idea of freedom kind
of comes into play because there are so

many people in so many different spaces
we're going to look at FERGUSON For

example right what's the real problem the
real problem is you've got a set of people

who control nothing that they need and
there's a complaint from the folks who

control everything that they need
that to say I don't like you or

the way you act and so that conflict
is there now is the problem that

they don't like him are you going to
change a person's personality no you know.

What you need to change is this person's
dependency because then it won't matter if

you like him or not he's not asking for
anything so he's not a headache

he's not called upon and I'm not saying
you know let's take away race and all that

stuff let's just go down to bare bones
human being a human being for whatever

reason I don't like you and you're saying
that I got to keep a store open to police

the streets I don't know and if I had
to do it I'm going to mean about it.

OK I mean that's human behavior you
can't change so the system that's broken

is the one where there are people over
virtually dependent on people they don't

want to be dependent on and people who are
facilitating people who they don't want to

facilitate and that's where the freedom
really comes into play it really helps

to make the balance of peace.

Small thank you Georgia Tech today.

So I guess my question is A I'll be very
interested in learning what your what you

see the game is being kind
of what your goals are.

You know what is what does it take to use
a back at some point it's huge you're

inside yourself this is the impact.

This is not good well you can just
Invision me as like you know Pete.

In the brain and in the brain like.

The the.

I always thought the smart one
was actually the skinny one.

The really it is simple I
have a vision in my head and

it's not of what things can be it's of
what I actually experience and saw and

wanting to change that so vehemently
that I want to give up my life towards

a particular goal that changes when I feel
like other systems really can't fix it

it's like how can I create it and
be as to that vision was.

I was in Romania.

In Romania there is a deposit.

Of minerals.

There's a largest of its kind.

In the world.

It is so rich that the water running in
the stream I swear you look into it it's

gold it's literally like yellow gold.

When I was driven back there was a
business partner to tell us about how she

could I just a minute what we
should do as far as the company

how we should help some of
our clients access Baba blah

we weren't this little village
like two thousand people in it.

And outside of that village
was like old Russian era type

factories that it went out of business.

In the factory there was one set factory
said affected me that was literally

equipped as a factory day built
machines to make other factories

it was shut down it wasn't
working two thousand people

sitting there in complete poverty.

They travel back to where
the minerals are not to collect.

Anything magnesium or anything else
like that because it's the largest

deposit magnesium in the world they
go out there to collect firewood.

And they're chopping down

big trees they're getting
sticks off the ground put in.

Bagel things in six seven little girls
with ripped up shirts walking down there

you know trying to get it back and

I were asking myself like why in
the world are you even talking to me.

If you looked at what you
have you have a solid

set of individuals if they were innovators
if they were skilled people they could

tap their own backyard magnesium.

A place that makes machines welcher
makes them three D. printers and

start you know basic the other mass or
S.L.S. type three D.

printing with all that
magnesium you got and

you could be prototyping a print
reporters for people but it was so

like well.

And that's when I said you know
there has to be another model so

one has to develop that model and promote
it to the level by which other people

when they think they think you know
that way I can do it this way.

And those people have an option to change
their life without having to beg for

someone else to drop some money back so
when I think of the NGO I'm

way more thinking about that situation and
changing it so

it's just as common to think this way
then it is I just gotta get some money or

somebody fix.

Thank you so much for coming thank you
George thanks very much thank you.