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The Zeitgeist Movement is the activist arm of The Venus Project, which is the lifelong work of Jacque Fresco industrial designer and social engineer. The members of the movement agree with Fresco's ideas that the monetary system has limited the social and technological advancement of humankind and that human behavior is subject to the environment it is positioned into. The movement has no leaders in the original sense, it encourages members to set up their own projects to educate more and more people about Jacque Fresco's proposals of a different society.
The New York Times article on the annual Zeitgeist meeting on 15 March 2009 is a secondary source that proves the validity of the above noted.
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