But, he understood many of the problems of the individual trying to live via the laws and rules of others, thought about it, and tried to do something to create change. I corresponded with him for many years, and while I always thought him to be rather naive in thinking everyone would go for his 'priceless economic system' as he called it, still I had to admire the guy for at least not just sitting there complaining and doing nothing. We live in a very comatose environment, most of us, where the desire for wealth is the main driving force. Or, at least people seem to think it is, and act on it, trying to get ahead of the Jones'. Which is why so many of them wind up with the Joneses instead - we have more forces and pressures on us today, and less ways of dealing with them than at any other time in history.
Some people get tired of doing all the work all the time for no reward.
I wish the world were different, but it's not. Totalitarianism has failed and we have witnessed the collapsing of the Berlin Wall. I invited the readers to find about Jublee 2000 and topics related to the International Monetary Fund in many web pages. Capitalism and wealth are good. But you cannot go to the extreme by funding dictators and cause suffering to millions.