Hello there listeners, this is my first episode of season 1 about my new series called Start
World Government.
So this podcast will add a song in the title, we'll be talking about starting world government.
And also this is just an introduction so I'm going to tell you why I'm here, what I'm
hoping to do with this and kind of just give you a layer of probably what's to come.
So I actually learned about world government starting in university in one of my electives
and it's really made me push for it.
I even transferred from psychology to global political studies because this is something
I'm really passionate about.
And so I'm educating the communist style world government with augmented democracy.
So augmented democracy, just to let you know, is a form of direct democracy where it's this
AI, a digital avatar, which you do some survey questions that tries and finds out your political
views and it will basically vote for laws or whatever that normally congressmen or people
in the government do, politicians.
And so in case there's an important vote you want to do, it will have the option to turn
it off and you can vote for it.
And if you don't see things that it's voted for, you would vote.
You can't change it obviously, but you can mark it saying this is not how I voted and
do some more surveys, let it to know you better.
And so I won't get into all of it right now, but this is just an introductory video to
let you know what I'm about to do and everything.
And so basically world government, in case you don't know what that means, is it's instead
of having separate nation states controlling the world with specific locations.
And of course we have things like intergovernmental organizations such as the UN.
It would be one world government.
And my version of one world government would be no states, no borders, no cities even.
Maybe like districts or things to map out where you are.
But everything will run, if you go from one place in the world, even just one city, it
will be the exact same run and laws as if you go to the next.
The only thing different will be the location and obviously there will probably still be
some historical artifacts and historical things you can look at or different environment.
But that's about it.
Everything else would be the exact same.
So that is my view and why I say communists like Syria is because I am also a fan of Thomas
Hobbes, which if you do not know, he is a philosopher.
And one of his series is called, well there's a lot of philosophers who have a state of
nature in mind.
It's a theoretical thing before governments were formed, what would people be like?
And Thomas Hobbes said the world would be in complete chaos, people doing what's best
for them and not caring about others.
It would be a horrible place to live.
And it's funny because if you talk to any international lawyer or anyone in a governmental
organization, they will tell you the state of nature of Thomas Hobbes is just like what's
going on in the international community.
Because there's no one telling you what to do, there's no order, and there's no one holding
you accountable for what goes wrong.
And so basically, and I believe that, I believe humanity deep down can be good and in the
paraphrasing of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who is another philosopher, humans are born good
but humanity and the world is what makes them evil.
And I think that's a very powerful thing to say and it's true because you have, I was
also in, I've been in psychology before this, and what we learn is that humans are generally
good people down in the same as in most belief systems.
We have to fight against our primal urges and do what's best and sometimes to do what's
best is to do what's good for other people as well.
Do unto yourself what you would do to others, the golden rule as they say.
And so that's essentially what world government would be about.
And it's why I'm against communism because communism, which was invented by Karl Marx,
he had a decent good view of people and the same as Lenin in that case too and most communist
thinkers is that they think once we get a revolution and we take down the system, somehow
we'll just make a good new system and once we create a world government, everything else
will be great, it will just be a limited government and we'll all live in peace.
And I do not believe that.
I think we need a good system and a good idea and actually I was just in a course called
racism and colonialism and I learned about different, which is funny, but I learned about
different communist thinkers.
And so I teach my professor, he's very into communism, it's actually what his whole PhD
and stuff is about, communism and empowerment to the black community, how it relates.
And essentially that's what they all believe, that the world will be good.
But what I also learned is that after Karl Marx there's a lot of other thinkers that
inspired him or even inspired by Lenin and thinkers after him.
And basically what I'm doing here is kind of like that.
It's every so often the world changes and it's different from what these other thoughts
we were talking about.
So they go off of what they said and incorporate new ideas.
And I think it's about high time we get a new one with news about AI, different technologies
coming up, genetics and how the world is today which is very different from what they were.
And some of other congressmen are black or of different descent and there's even the
famous communist leaders in China.
But essentially a lot of these are based in nations and kind of what they saw is if they
do one nation, it's kind of what the Soviet Union meant to do, is that they would take
over the rest of the world and make it communist but they had to fight back and do that.
That's why, but I think the whole world needs to do this at once.
And what I hope for and kind of what my plan is is so that it becomes a peaceful one.
Because if everybody rises up against the system or at least most of us do, there's
nothing that they can do.
Like sure they can try and fight it but that would decimate the world population.
And of course we couldn't get to the whole world obviously because of places like North
Korea or other states where they censor outside information.
But I do think we can do this.
And I do think it is important.
It's why I'm making this series.
Because I am a bit of a conspiracy theorist and I love watching sci-fi and tech shows
and most of them, and I think it's for good reason too, they would, if it's something
in the future, they predict something bad happening and not even that long from now.
And I think it's true.
After nuclear weapons were made, they did a countdown to midnight.
I think we're five minutes to midnight now which means nuclear armageddon.
And I do think if it's not going to be aliens or a pandemic or anything like that, I believe
it will be nuclear armageddon.
And I think we need to fight back against this now before it's too late.
And if it's not nuclear armageddon, it's going to be climate change that will destroy us
eventually.
And I also think the only way to get better, since we don't have technology to renew the
damage we've done here, is to get out into space, build new colonies and hopefully travel
outside of our solar system.
And to do that, instead of having separate nations and separate scientists or even private
ones now working against each other and not with each other, it will never happen.
Even with the pandemic, all the world's scientists couldn't come together and formulate a vaccine.
It all had to happen differently.
Everything could be done so much quicker if we all just worked together.
And this is what this series will be about.
So I will explain in further episodes what I, like, new ideas about this, what I plan
to do about current events I'm seeing now.
But this is just an introductory video to explain to you what I'm about, some definitions
that you may not be aware of.
And I'm hoping to see you in the next one.