What if people, instead of the zero-sum idea of barter/money, started to work with the larger world the way they work normally in their day to day lives with their families and friends? Families and friends don't use a zero-sum/competitive system for resource allocation, instead they use a system of (freely) giving what is available to give and using whatever is freely available to improve their lives. In other words, normal, healthy relationships where we take care of ourselves using what's available.
The barter/competition/money/zero-sum system is artificial, and gets in the way of healthy relationships, and makes it more likely that we'll get sick, because resources are hoarded, rather than freely circulating. And most humans instinctively understand this, but simply don't know what else to do, since they feel trapped by the brainwashing that they've been raised with.
Which means it's up to the more intelligent, creative thinkers who can see how insane/sick the zero-sum/competition system is, and instead promote, use, and celebrate the healthy, natural, normal system of choosing to do what we love and offer what we have in excess, independently of the mainstream corporate/government silliness.
Human nature is creative, intelligent, pro-social, and curious, and all we have to do to ensure that these traits are expressed is to stop letting stupid ideas like competition/monetization get in the way!
