Rousseau

Vladimir Lenin

Slavoj Zizek

Diogenes

Plutarch

Epictetus

Xenophon

Quotes by Kalokagothia...

Aristotle

da Vinci

Lenin

Dostoyevsky...

Aurelius

Nietzsche...

Global necessity...

In order for a state to be a state, it should provide for the necessities of its individuals. Individuals also have the responsibility to provide for themselves. If the state cannot provide opportunity when you are capable of working, that is the problem of the state. If you cannot work when the opportunity is available, that is the problem of the individual. But, since the state speaks for the many, it has to play the role of benevolent council. While the state may have provided many opportunities to you for work, you may have a disability particular to you. In order for the state to carry its responsibility to provide necessities for its citizens, a fund for disability has to be taken into account. It is absolutely immoral to allow an individual, who could have become injured by chance, to become crushed under a system for the many. If you exploit opportunities provided by the state, within its infrastructure, of course, in the interest of fairness, and even business principle, a tax is in order, or in business terms, a share holder profit. For some reason, business does not want to play its part in this. Private business does not want the state to care for you, the business does not want to care for you because the business does not want to pay to do so. Businesses have to become state entities. Not that the state should own the business, but the businesses should sit on top of revocable charters, that are reviewable. A credible threat. Right now, private business has fractured the world. We should gain control over the necessity of the planet, while maintaining the freedom to create, and profit. But, profit should never come at the expense of global necessity.

Putin the humanist...

Ronda Rousey

It is because you wont be...

Do you lead your life with a dream, or are you focused on the seemingly practical? If I create a system, that is meant to sustain human kind, but that system falls short of sustaining humans, what do I do? Do I say, "Well, that's good enough.". "This is the way life is, deal with it." The very same people who say, "That's just the way it is.", are the very same people creating a situation of impossibility for change. The very same people who look around and point to that guy over there. I can't change him, so why should I try, when I know that. Well, the system falls short. Things are the way they are, because of people like you who say, "Well, that's the way that it is." If everybody was like the common humanist, filled with hope, and the drive to create an optimum system for ALL men to thrive together, nobody would be saying, "That's just the way it is." We would say, "Things are great, but we can do better."

Greg Graffin

Zizek

Society in the near future...

There will be a time when encryption will become full proof. At that time, the unraveling of the perfect system will take place. Cryptocurrencies will be efficient. The laws that govern us will be voted on by the individual, not by a representative. The education system will be directly linked to labor, and unions will be unnecessary, as the people, globally will be gathered into one voice, electronically, free to express their pleasures and displeasures. The people will submit their own solutions to issues. The integrity of the corporations in the market system will be regulated by charters, subject to threat, by the people. While corporations should compete and create, they will also be accountable to pay attention to the indirect effects of their production, and privatization of power. Also, as robotics build equity in society, a global universal income becomes a conspicuously obvious solution for a sustainable future, both for technological development, and global human necessity.

Organic change.....

Not salesmanship...

Optimus wisdom...

The Prince