I'm not so sure I'm on board with the idea that a moneyless human society can exist. Even before currency, when people bartered for goods, they were still trading resources and gaining wealth. Since resources are finite, there will always be some sort of worth attached to it. There will always be people who want to accumulate more wealth than what they need. Thus economics will always exist.

As long as economics exist, there will always be a power divide. Whether that means the division is among the citizenry (like in free markets), or in the government (like countries with more federal control), it will always still be there. I guess the job for humanity is to acknowledge this unchangeable fact about our behavior, and try to find the system which will make us most prosperous (whatever the people's definition of prosperity may be).

lol, Not 100% that was still on topic. :P

And then those people who are in the Marxist state of society will eventually hate their lack of freedom since no government ever will be 100% uncorrupted. They're revolt back to a lazze faire' sorta state. Then that will give way back to capitalism, to loop back around.

Its a modern take on Plato's The Kyklos cycle of government

possible but the belief is you get a state less like marxism and more star trek for lack of a better example. where money doesn't exist and you are only restricted by certain guidlines . other than that you have freedom as you realise that moneys is more oppressive than any marxist regime.

I'm not so sure I'm on board with the idea that a moneyless human society can exist. Even before currency, when people bartered for goods, they were still trading resources and gaining wealth. Since resources are finite, there will always be some sort of worth attached to it. There will always be people who want to accumulate more wealth than what they need. Thus economics will always exist.

As long as economics exist, there will always be a power divide. Whether that means the division is among the citizenry (like in free markets), or in the government (like countries with more federal control), it will always still be there. I guess the job for humanity is to acknowledge this unchangeable fact about our behavior, and try to find the system which will make us most prosperous (whatever the people's definition of prosperity may be).

lol, Not 100% that was still on topic. :P