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The Everything Project (Structure (Tools/Platforms (Kialo, Federal Agency…

- - - - Results in an Epistocracy
      - Uses new technologies to democratize political power
      - Legislates issues too complex for any one person or group
      - Legislates global Issues that cross borders
      - Is flexible and incorporates changes in world culture / technological development
      - Minimizes chances of furthering global Orwellian permanent dictatorships
      - Make global cooperation memetic (gene like)
      - Something in between a global Federation and a Confederation
    - - Framework for global governance (A Constitution)
      - Historical review: Centralized to Decentralized
      - Algorithm
      - Explanation of thought process / Methodology / What we are pulling from
    - - Mars Constitution
      - Citizens How to Guide
  - - - Cross-border Existential Crises
      - Overwhelming Information
      - Technology Adoption Lag
      - Crumbling of Objective Reality
    - - Austerity
      - Tax increases
    - - how do you verify information
  - - - No Need for Hierarchies
      - New Technologies
      - The story of humanity being needed to unite and abide
  - - - Do we need to say we know whats good, or is it enough to say that there should be good or bad and the answer can be found?
- - - - Successful
      - Unsuccessful
    - - Liquid Democracy #
    - - Estonia - E-Everything
      - New Zealand
  - - - Utilitarian Philosophy
      - Deontological Philosophy
      - Veil of Ignorance
- - - - Accessibility
      - Verification
      - Requirements
      - Rights
  - - - just stick with liquid democracy
      - fluid participation
  - - - delegation is transitionary (I can delegate all votes I have)
      - I can either delegate all my votes including mine or none (?)
      - delegation is … timeless?
      - If I have delegated all 12 votes I had, what happens if one friend delegates a vote to me? What is displayed? (Laurenz is Following John with 12 votes?)
- - - - better ideas
- - - - Civilian Dictatorship (rule by one person/polity)
      - Military Dictatorship (rule by military rule)
    - - Aristocracy (rule by the nobility)
      - Plutocracy (rule by the rich)
      - Kraterocracy (rule by the strong - physically, politically or both)
      - Stratocracy (rule by the military or ex-military - not a military junta, if you were honorably discharged can still rule, e.g. Sparta)
      - Meritocracy (rule based on peoples ability, knowledge, skill, etc.)
      - Technocracy (rule by educated or technical experts - e.g. doctors rule in cases of medical issues)
      - Geniocracy (rule by intelligent, innovative and creative people)
      - Noocracy (rule by the wise)
      - Theocracy
      - Monarchy (a group - usually a family - represents the country and the head has sovereignty)
        
        Absolute Monarchy (ultimate governing authority)
        
        Constitutional Monarchy (monarch's powers are limited by a constitution)
        
        Crowned Republic (monarch is purely a figure head, no political power)
    - - Direct Democracy (everyone votes on all issues)
      - Liquid Democracy (everyone can vote or allocate votes to others to decide issues)
      - Representative Democracy (elect representatives to decide on issues)
      - Liberalism (variant of representative dem - under the principles of liberalism usually written into a constitution)
      - Socialism (variant on representative dem - under principles of socialism - expanded care for citizens - usually written into a constitution)
      - Totalitarian Democracy (citizens elect people but have little or no rights in deciding issues)
      - Demarchy (representation by lottery - people chosen to rule at random)
      - Republic (all or a significant portion of citizens have control over electing or deciding on issues)
        
        Constitutional Republic (governments powers are limited by a constitution)
        
        Democratic Republic (running of the country is a public matter - all citizens have a say)
        
        Parliamentary Republic (Head of state and head of government are kept separate - most power remains in the head of government)
        
        Presidential Republic (Elected head of state who is also head of government, e.g. US)
        
        Federal Republic (Federal Union of states, e.g. US)
        
        Islamic republic (republic that is bound to Islamic Law)
        
        People's Republic (governed for and by the people but with no direct elections)
    - - Robots
      - Anarchy
        
        Question – Isn't that also all humans? ;-)
  - - - Corporatocracy (rule by corporation / corporate interests)
      - Nepotism (favoritism granted to closely networked or familial connections)
      - Kaskistocracy (rule by the dumb)
      - Kleptocracy (rule by thieves)
      - Mob Rule
      - Nomocracy (rule by rational laws and civic right)
      - Anocracy (in between autocracy and democracy - often states in transition one way or another)
      - Bureaucracy (many administrators, bureaus and party officials)
      - Adhocracy (opposite of bureaucracy)
      - Cybersynacy (rule by data - strict adherence to data feeds)
      - Bankocracy (rule by banks)
    - - Capitalism (means of production owned by private citizens)
      - Communism (means of production owned by the central governing authority)
      - Socialism (means of production are privately owned or controlled entirely or in some capacity by the state)
      - Colonialism (natives subjugated to rule by a foreign power)
      - Anarchism (stateless societies - self-governed based on voluntary action - Burning Man?)
      - Distributism (all property is owned by all - economic activity is subordinate to all aspects of human life)
      - Totalitarianism (the state owns all land and resources therein)
      - Minarchism (an extreme version of conservatism - the state exists solely to provide the minimum number of services needed to maintain itself)
      - Despotism (state ruled by one person)
      - Tribalism (a small society with varying levels of centralized control by a "chief")
    - - Commune
      - City-State
      - National Government
      - Intergovernmental Organizations
      - World-Government
    - - Cyberocracy (rule by effective use of information)
      - Corporate Republic (Government would be run like a corporation with a board and executives, all utilities would be privatized, social welfare is carried out by corporations)
      - Uniocracy (rule by a singularity of all human minds - e.g. a "hive mind")
- - - - Statements
        
        Arguments
        
        Counter-Arguments
        
        Supporting Arguments
        
        Claims (Behauptung)
        
        Proposition (Vorschlag)
        
        Opinions
        
        Lie
        
        Attributes:
        
        falsifiable
        
        appealing
        
        true
        
        false
        
        relevant
        
        irrelevant