Article by Paul Lenda

Corruption seems like it’s been around forever. No matter how many regulations, laws, and safeguards are put in place, there always appears to be a loophole that circumnavigates them. At the end of the day, corruption is when someone takes something that is not rightfully and justly theirs. Getting rid of corruption is as simple as addressing the reason why corruption exists in the first place: lack.

Abundance

Abundance is the nemesis of corruption. When there is enough for everyone, then there is no need for corruption. With issues like water scarcity, food scarcity, and other basic needs, there is no actual problem with those resources being too scarce. What exists is a distribution problem and a suppression of abundance-generating technologies. These resources are not being distributed fairly or being given access to.

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