In emulating Fuller, Cage treats technology as a means for solving humanity's problems. What stands in the way is allegedly private property, divisive intelligence, dog eat dog politics and the like. Cage demands a global way of thinking and problem-solving rather than a particularistic one. Economics and politics are singled out as what has to be done away with. The problem of work is solved.
Machines take the place of muscles.
We've not yet the right to object to war. First we must disarm, then implement means for making the world's resources the possession of all men. Everyone will have what he needs, wanting things that are scarce, he'll make them, find them, get them as long as the supply lasts in return for having done something machines don't do. The fulfilment of human essence would be the fulfilment of human needs. Immoderation comes from outside, externally, in the guise, say, of private property, which divides humans.