Jacques Fresco paints a picture of a global civilization in which advances in science and technology are applied in a manner that is sensitive to human and environmental needs, with the goal of making a safer, more humane and more prosperous world for all people. This book offers a possible way out of the cycles of economic booms and recessions, hunger, poverty, environmental degradation and territorial conflicts, where peace is merely a pause between wars. In general terms, the book presents a real humane social design for a civilization of the near future, in which human rights will not just be declared on paper, but will become a way of life. The book “The Best That Money Can't Buy” is a call to all of us to build a society in which all global resources become a common human heritage.