Ask HN: What's the most important problem in the world? Are you working on it?
We need reliable systems of democracy &amp; general governance.  These systems should begin with the individual and naturally aggregate into collective management.  They should be auditable, transparent, highly accessible, lack centralized points of failure or control, and minimize the requirements of trust in any finite groups of humans.<p>Solving this problem area is my core focus.  I want every human being on Earth to have a voice in controlling their destiny.  I want everyone to determine where their public fund contribution should go (if they so desire), who should represent them (if anyone), and be able to fully audit the entire trail of government spending &#x2F; lawmaking &#x2F; legal precedent&#x2F; contracting &#x2F; resource planning -- all in an accessible way.<p>I want people to engage with the governments of Earth directly, or voluntary cede their voice to someone that they believe represents their value -- while always retaining the power to take back their voice.  This is a form of Liquid Democracy.<p>Cooncidentally, I believe this same system is the key to AGI.  It is essentially a type of mass cluster consensus of neurons.  Each human brain -- a node in the network -- is an Earth neuron.  With ~8 billion humans, if connected in an optimal way, reducing latency and enabling any neuron comms with any other neuron, without any censorship nor friction, a mass higher intelligence forms.  The tech stack enabling this intelligence can also be utilized with synthetic neurons.<p>Although I believe this will cascade into solving every other problem (if you organize minds properly with todays resources, we can trivially solve every conceivable immediate problem we collectively face.  That is a fact), I approach this in a relaxed and nonchalant fashion at my own pace.  I have relatively no resource allocation in society and have little desire to pursue that in the confines of existing systems, so if others don&#x27;t value this dream, I have plenty of time still.<p>If I had a stable spot in the mountains far away from people and well supplied, I&#x27;d have this built within 5 years.  It is sad to live in a time where you can&#x27;t just chill by a river in nature without the sounds of engines, roads, planes, or other distractions, and all the places you can do this are owned by someone &#x2F; have time limits as public land.<p>A man can dream.