Never underestimate human stupidity and violence” Unquote Question on a government: would it be like Denmark or Somalia? Question based on the corruption perception index of Transparency International. Answer: Universal government would probably look more like ancient China than modern Denmark. Quote The ability of politicians to do good is limited but the to do harm is not. Unquote Question on humans, what are humans for? Answer for nothing, reason why are religions. We are getting better at understanding the mind but not the consciousness. We are creating artificial intelligence but not artificial consciousness. We do not need to find our sense in the universe, we should focus on how to liberate ourselves from as this is the only reality. We created a lot “suffering” of fiction but the only truth is suffering. Question on We are and were always in that situation. Reminder of the sentence of J. Goebbels: you repeat a lie often enough it will become the truth.” “If Question Global governance is not in contradiction with local identity and communities. Why? we are completely dependent on the eco system we are very local the natural group per person is about 150 (115?). Persons are social – animals at local level; over that it is a fiction. People are losing their connection with their senses which entails a feeling of alienation. Quote Poor countries have the most to lose. Unquote Conclusion The next step is getting control of ourselves inside us, understand the complexity of our mental system to an internal personal meltdown. Is there a cause of hope? A.I. does not predetermine a single outcome: ex nuclear weapons reduced violence rather than a catastrophe. Hope: humans can stand up to challenge a catastrophic outcome but humans have probably only one chance to do it. What is in chapter 3? Political economy and economic development Table of contents The issues of globalization Economic policy Economic policy and economic development Differences in culture
Never underestimate human stupidity and violence” Unquote Question on a government: would it be like Denmark or Somalia? Question based on the corruption perception index of Transparency International. Answer: Universal government would probably look more like ancient China than modern Denmark. Quote The ability of politicians to do good is limited but the to do harm is not. Unquote Question on humans, what are humans for? Answer for nothing, reason why are religions. We are getting better at understanding the mind but not the consciousness. We are creating artificial intelligence but not artificial consciousness. We do not need to find our sense in the universe, we should focus on how to liberate ourselves from “suffering” as this is the only reality. We created a lot of fiction but the only truth is suffering. Question on We are and were always in that situation. Reminder of the sentence of J. Goebbels: “If you repeat a lie often enough it will become the truth.” Question Global governance is not in contradiction with local identity and communities. Why? we are completely dependent on the eco system we are very local – the natural group per person is about 150 (115?). Persons are social animals at local level; over that it is a fiction. People are losing their connection with their senses which entails a feeling of alienation. Quote Poor countries have the most to lose. Unquote Conclusion The next step is getting control of ourselves inside us, understand the complexity of our mental system to an internal personal meltdown. Is there a cause of hope? A.I. does not predetermine a single outcome: ex nuclear weapons reduced violence rather than a catastrophe. Hope: humans can stand up to challenge a catastrophic outcome but humans have probably only one chance to do it. What is in chapter 3? Political economy and economic development Table of contents The issues of globalization Economic policy Economic policy and economic development Differences in culture
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