The Future of Ownership: Will you really own nothing?
Have you ever heard the saying “You will own nothing” and dismissed it as nonsense? What if the truth has been right in front of us all along? A recent image shared by a reader shows an advertisement from over 30 years ago predicting a future where basic electric vehicles cost around $65,000 and a simple meal costs $16. The advertisement suggests that in this future, you won’t drive, you won’t go anywhere, and you’ll rely on eating at home.
What makes this advertisement even more intriguing is that it was funded by the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA), a Fortune 500 company with assets under management of $1.2 trillion. The TIAA aims to help individuals in the education, research, and healthcare communities achieve their financial goals, offering products and services to over 4.7 million people.
But what does this all mean? Are we heading towards a future where we truly own nothing? The concepts of Agenda 2030, the Great Reset, and the idea of BUILD BACK BETTER are becoming increasingly relevant. While some believe these initiatives will fail, the reality is that these plans have been in the making for a long time.
It’s time to wake up and pay attention to the signs that are all around us. The world is changing, and the way we own and consume goods is evolving. Are we ready for a future where ownership is a thing of the past?
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