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Hello listeners, this is the Start World Government podcast.

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And so in this episode I will be explaining my previous episodes about what I listed,

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what I think a world government should look like, and I'm going to explain why.

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So first actually I just want to start off why I think we need a world government.

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And that is, with a lot of nation states competing with each other, I think it limits the human

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expression of being kind to each other since it puts alliances on a nation instead of overall

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humanity.

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And I think it impedes progress because instead of everyone working together on the same thing,

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nation states are working on the same thing separately.

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And so if we all work together, things could be done a lot quicker.

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And I also think it just leads to a lot of violence in the world, and I don't think it's

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fair that depending on where you're born really decides the outcome of your life in a sense.

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And that some countries have different laws than others.

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Some have more freedom or security than others.

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And I think everything, anywhere, all humans, wherever they go, would be held by the same

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standards or the same freedoms.

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And also, what most people don't talk about is that the international law in the international

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arena is called chaos or hard state of nature where it's everyone out for themselves.

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Like there's no, like at least in nations, there's law and order and accountability.

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In international arena, there's nothing.

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And so that's why I think we need a world government to help this.

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And so that's why I want that.

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And so with, I bet you're also wondering why I want augmented democracy.

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So I found it out through a TED talk.

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A really great guy came up with it.

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And his reasoning and my reasoning too is that with a representative democracy, it's

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supposedly for the people.

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But once, like in the US, it's the Congress, on Canada, it's the House of Commons or things

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like that, whatever, you're politicians.

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They are not really for you.

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You elect them, but they can do whatever they want once they get in.

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It's just, they should do things that we like to get reelected.

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Especially in Canada, it's more about the party and not the person because you want

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what the party wants.

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But obviously parties don't line up to everything you want.

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So you have to choose one that more aligns with your view, even though you may not agree

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with some of its concepts.

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And I think in this society, it shouldn't be done and a lot of politicians are known

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to be corrupt and are lobbied and are paid for by others to do what they want.

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And so I think in an augmented democracy, this solves this problem because what people

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say direct democracy is of course the best form, but not everyone has the time to vote

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on everything.

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It was okay when it first started in Greece because it was only males, it was just a city

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in Athens, only males was properly, I think it was 25, could vote in things, so it wasn't

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that bad.

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Like it was easy to do.

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But in today's world, it would be impossible and everyone would just be preoccupied with

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it.

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There's nothing else that would get done, which is why I think augmented democracy is

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the best form because with the new things of AI and technology, that it helps make a

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direct democracy.

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With the term called augmented democracy because it uses technology.

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And so I just wanted to explain that.

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And also, I know probably when I said the overseer, you may have thought about the monarchy

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and that's kind of why I did it, because I love Queen Elizabeth II and I think the monarchy

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is good in a sense.

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But the thing is, when it's an heir or line of succession with no thing on are they fit

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to lead, is that sometimes with King George the First, I think it was, the one who left

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and who surrendered to the Americans and let the Americans have their own state.

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He was also known as King because he had a mental condition that couldn't be treated

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at the time.

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And of course he shouldn't be allowed in, but the thing with the way the monarchy works

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is everyone can get in line.

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And it's a line, so he gets it even if he may not be in the, he shouldn't have the

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role.

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And so what I want to say with the overseer, it's picked by the best personality and it

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provides a sense of comfort, because I've always found comfort by the monarchy.

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In Canada, since we don't have the monarch with us, we have a governor general who acts

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in place of the monarch.

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And I think it provides accountability to governments to make sure that they're doing

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the right thing because there's someone checking up on them and someone to look to for inspiration

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and support, give speeches, someone that you'll always know is there.

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That's what I like about it.

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Now of course I did say there's of course like the monarchy there needs to be people

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to replace it and things like that.

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And of course I already discussed how it would go, but that's just wanted to explain that

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as well.

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And with other, I know I've also discussed China's social criticism, now I think it should

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be implemented into this world government and kind of replace the currency we have now.

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Because of course money and property leads to greed and conflict.

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I don't think it's something that someone can't argue with that, of course it does.

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Because when you tell someone, it's the same when people have children or with family,

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your instinct is to protect them and of course you do the same with your property, you protect

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your property because it's yours.

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And it's why children and the wives of men used to be considered their property because

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they had to protect them and they were in control of them.

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And it's why I want to forego this property and also not really have families anymore

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because one thing in psychology I learned is about this theory about how we're kind

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of all connected and how we can use this to have a better society.

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And what they said is, first it used to be family because instead everyone would be out

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for themselves so the brain made this kind of thing where that we want to protect our

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own.

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And then it evolved into tribes, like Native American tribes, how they stayed with their

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tribes and they would defend their tribes from attack because they identified with their

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tribe.

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And that then of course evolved into the nation state where we are allied with our nation,

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we want to fight for our nation.

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That's kind of how military and stuff works.

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And what he said is if we can all identify with being human and all love each other then

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it could help create peace.

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And of course I don't think, he thought it would happen naturally, I don't think it can.

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So it's why I want to use this government to make sure it happens.

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And even of course with technology said neural interfaces, becoming cyborgs in a sense, is

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that it will make us more connected because there is, it's called the motor neuron, I

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think it's called, no it's called the mirror neuron.

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So when you see someone doing an action and if you have a brain scan, your brain will

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light up as if actually you were doing what they were doing.

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So it's kind of a connection between humans.

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And what a neural interface can do is it can expand that connection.

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Because of course if you could, and also with the collective consciousness is what I want

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to achieve, is that if you hurt someone else it's like hurting yourself.

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So you don't want to do that so it won't happen.

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And I think sometimes in this world, especially in this individualistic, capitalist world

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that we live in, I think it's why reports of depression, anxiety, and suicide have risen

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up because all of us feel more alone now than ever.

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Because we want someone to hold us and take care of us but everyone's looking out for

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their own and you don't feel connected.

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But in a collective consciousness or at least even a neural interface where you can connect

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with people and you know they want what's best for you.

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And even in this world there's a lot of mistrust with governments and they don't always tell

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the whole story and they lie and they say it should protect you.

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So you can't feel safe.

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That you don't know what your government's doing.

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And I think it's why I want this open, honest world government to make people identify with

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Mr. State and to make them feel that they love him and it's the same with the monarchy.

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Queen Elizabeth II always provided hope for me because I knew that she wanted what's best

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for her people.

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And I think it's always important to have a figure like that.

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Because of course you can't get it from a Prime Minister or President because they're

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there and they only say they like you to have, to get their place in office and to keep it.

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And so that's why I think a person like that will, like an overseer or monarch, helps add

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that sense.

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And I do think also with how much money it causes greed so I don't want this commonist

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thing.

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And well back to the social credit system, I don't want it to be as China is a bit more

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oppressive and they're using it to make people be nicer to the state and not say mean things.

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And it can restrict access in a lot of ways that may not, like if you're doing bad and

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you have a child, your child can't go to school if your social credit score is that low.

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And I'm not proposing that.

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I'm proposing, I think, because I'm just in America, it's like right to freedom, liberty

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and the pursuit of happiness.

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I think instead in this world government, like in the animal kingdom, they can have

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a blueberry and not get childhood.

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They have access to the food and nutrition and shelters that they need.

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Now of course they may have to fight for it, but they can have it.

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And what we've done in this world is if we've made food a price, we've made a shelter a

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price.

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And so if you can't afford it, you can't have the basic needs.

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Like if you know about Maslow's hierarchy pyramid, it's the basic one, the bottom one,

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the survival, physical needs.

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And so I think what I want, what I think is that these basic needs should be available

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to everybody and it shouldn't have to be fight for it.

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In this world, we've evolved so much and people can't even have a basic right to clean water.

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Like it's insane.

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So that's why I wish I had a basic right to shelter, food, things like that.

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What their social credit system does is it has your school.

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It's not about being critical or approving of the state.

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It's being kind and nice to others and doing good deeds, things like that.

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And it's because it can also be of course the AI through facial recognition and videos

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and security understanding you, but also people can file reports on you or file things on

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you like, this person is really nice to me or things like that.

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And I think what I want this to be is that people work harder to get and be nicer to

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get a better school.

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It could also be how hard you work or how much you're accomplishing to society and how

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much you're helping the world.

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And this will get you certain advantages.

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Like maybe these people get to go through something or these people might have better

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houses or better things like that.

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And I also think I've also discussed how the city would work because what we've, I've said

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it would take no more cars or something like that because obesity is higher than ever.

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And it's because of the lifestyle that we've created using cars instead of walking, nothing's

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closed.

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Like animals are always fit because, except you know domesticated animals like dogs or

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things because they're in the house, but they're supposed to be able to walk and do things.

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And that's why a lot of these blue zones in the world, they're not advanced places.

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They're more rural communities who do hard work and eat well and don't eat fast food.

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And I think this is a really important concept is that what I think the reason this world

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is why we shouldn't have cars and why we need to have an accessible place.

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And of course people have to walk to get there to encourage exercise activity.

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And I've said like I want to mandate at certain times of the day exercise and meditation.

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And everybody wakes up or sleeps at the same time to also try to find a sense of community

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but also to be healthy.

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Because in this society people stay up all the hours, I do the same myself, and it's

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not healthy.

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And sometimes we as humans do not know what's good for us and we prefer to be lazy and that's

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why sometimes we need a little push.

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And I like I always find it hard to find motivation and I think what this provides is motivation.

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And someone and also accountability because that's what some people lack and why they

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don't do things is because no one is holding them accountable.

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But in this social credit system and in this world government you wouldn't be held accountable.

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And I think it's a very important concept and I think it's a very good idea to make

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sure that everyone's doing their best.

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And that's why I think people have talked about other reasons for this is I think with

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self-driving cars it's the reason why it's so hard is because you have people still driving

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their cars on the road and pedestrians and people who jaywalk.

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So it's a lot harder.

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And so what I think it's harder for them to learn.

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So what I think is in this world you won't really have to travel that much and it will

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be to give you travel I say it would be by a plane or something like that because it

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would be faster and a lot easier and it would be good.

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Like that's what I'm saying.

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So the end course in that world you really don't need to travel like you don't need to

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travel to get to places everything's right there.

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But if you want to visit certain ancient sites or maybe meet new people or things like that

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that's where you would travel.

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And I think what that does is it makes it easier so that we don't really need pilots

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anymore.

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AI can do it because what I said in this society and what we've kind of I think we've stunted

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humanity in a bit because in a capitalist system people worry about losing their jobs.

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So self-checkout robots doing certain work and like warehouses only have robots in their

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outreach because people need a job and they need to make money.

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And it's the same reason why we still have fossil fuels because the biggest point people

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make and a lot of people agree with if we get rid of fossil fuels people will lose all

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these jobs and it will be terrible for them.

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And I think it's why we are still in these bad ways.

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But if we don't have money and we have this system we can go to clean energy and we can

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have robots doing manual labor or harder work so we can see ourselves to our minds and help

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elevate human consciousness in a sense.

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And I think it's really important like I like to think of like an academic in a sense and

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I like to think and wonder about things.

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But in this world that's really hard for most people to do because they have to put money

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on the they have to put food on the table they have to have money they need to look

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after other people.

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And I think this stunts humanity and stunts our growth and it also again creates this

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kind of unwillingness to help others.

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And in this society it's even myself I tend not to help others because in this what you

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see every day is people who help others and then they use them and it ends up being bad

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for you to help others or it's some sort of prank or a scam.

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Like people are using people's better nature against them and that's why I want to stop

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because I think it this debate about freedom versus security but I know this is a debate

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but I think people should have a right to not get depressed by people hating on them

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should not have to get scammed by other people should be allowed to be their best selves

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and you need laws to do that.

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And I think once people realize this I think it will create a movement because I know it's

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a hard concept losing certain freedoms or certain abilities but I think it's right to

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know because I think it's we need it in a sense because in this world those people have

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to do what they want out and especially in social media because free speech and everything

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people get to write nasty comments and so many people die because of these comments

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and that's why I don't think it should be allowed.

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Like I can laugh it off because that's just who I am I'm lucky that way but other people

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aren't and other people really take it seriously and that's why I think people should have

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a right to not be harmed by words or violence and it's what I'm floating here and I hope

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you guys agree with me but if not I'm so glad you're listening okay.

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I'll see you in the next video.