The Open Conspiracy

What Are We to Do with Our Lives?

De: H. G. Wells

Narrado por: Benjamin Regan

Duración: 4 h y 35 m

Resumen del Editor

In The Open Conspiracy, H. G. Wells argues for a compelling (and some might say, frightening) new vision: a world where a group of like-minded individuals come together to reshape society and guide humanity into a new era.

With thought-provoking ideas and a prescient vision of the future, this edition of The Open Conspiracy is a must-listen for anyone interested in building a better world.

©1928 H. G. Wells (P)2022 Licensing Management, Inc.

The Great Reset by Another Name

Wells, in this writing, espouses the same old dream of the "elite" to rule the world and eradicate the bulk of it's population. The remainder, more manageable to subjugate of course, would be carefully continued through eugenics to serve the collective.

Criticising Marxism throughout the text, Wells fails to sell his dystopic alternative as significantly distinct.

God, family, and traditional values are passé to the Open Conspiracist. Rather, scientism is humanity's destiny and salvation. As with his novels, Wells sprinkles racism into The Open Conspiracy, reminding the world that he was a despicable figure.

The Open Conspiracy should be read to understand that the socialist Malthusian cult which Wells promotes is today called the World Economic Forum. Understanding the players change, but the game persists can help us recognize and reject the twisted future those with hyper wealth and power recursively seek.