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humanity is not Communism; its preoccupation is the future of humanity. If you want to give it a name, call it “Humanitarianism’. Take for example a man who has finished his studies at the age of twenty-one and wants to work. He chooses his profession and earns a salary. If he wants to find a place to live while his parents are still alive, he “buys” a house - but of course, in reality, he is renting a house or apartment for forty-nine years from the State which constructed it. that amount divided into monthly installments for forty-nine years. At the age of seventy (twenty-one plus forty-nine), he will have paid for his house and can live there until his death, without ever paying again. After his death, the house will go back to the State, which must then allow his children, if there are any, to benefit from it freely. Supposing there is one child, then this child can live freely all his life in his father’s house. At his death, his child in turn can also benefit from the family house, and so on indefinitely. Inheritance must be completely abolished, except for the family house. This does not, however, prevent each person from being rewarded individually for their merits. Let us take another example. Someone has two children. One is a good worker, and the other is lazy. At the age of twenty-one, they both decide to go their own separate ways. They each rent a house worth 100,000 francs. The worker will rapidly earn more money than the lazy one. He will then be able to rent a house worth twice as much as the first one. a country house. If his savings are fruitful, he will also be able to build a house and rent it for forty-nine years, thereby receiving money due to him. But at his death, everything will go back to the community, except for the family home, which will go to the children. 98 INTELLIGENT DESIGN: MESSAGE FROM THE DESIGNERS If the value of the house is estimated at 100,000 francs, he can pay If he has the means, he will even be able to rent both houses, one as