What would the cities look like?
They'd look like houses immersed in lovely gardens, with streams and waterfalls and flowers
and all of the things that we picture that we can't have.
And your home would be designed in a manner different than any process today.
You'll be sitting in front of a hemisphere,
and you'd say "I'd like a home of about 3,000 or 4,000 square feet", and it would appear.
And you say, "No, no. More curvilinear.", and you get more curvilinear.
Then your wife says, "Don't you think that the kitchen is a little too near?"
and the kitchen is moved while you're talking; it understands language.
Then you see a balcony standing over lake,
and you'll see a building coming in front of you.
And your wife might say, "How about another three feet on that balcony?"
And it extends, and you say, "That's what I want."
And you pull out a blueprint. You see?
No more, "I'm an architect, I'll design the house for you.", "That's not for you."
In other words, this is real democracy.
This is where you participate on the human level.
Now, of course, your children have a separate section in the house
because the toilet bowl is too big for them.
They'd fall in it; they can't reach the sink; the electrical outlets are dangerous.
It's like you, living with a batch of giants.
So in the children sector, everything is reduced and is changed as the children change.
If this isn't love, warm and humane...
A lot of people say that The Venus Project is a technical project
of computers and scientific equipment.
No. All scientific and technical equipment, to me,
is so many millions tons of junk unless it enhances the lives of people.
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