Mundus

As stated by the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the physical and mental well-being of every person is the immutable standard against which we measure every system (political, economical or social). We do not debate the value of a human life. If the system fails people, we fix the system, not the people.

There is no civilization on a dead planet. Preserving it is not idealism. It's the most pragmatic thing we can do.

Your brain is shaped by the environment you grew up in. The values you hold, the things you fear, most of it was installed before you had a chance to choose. Questioning that is not betrayal.

Build your values with what was discovered and created through centuries by the best of us.

Democracy is not the final answer, but it is the stepping stone for something better. Currently, it is undermined by lobbying that shapes public policy and a political culture that rewards oratory and public appeal over competence and track record. Still, there are things that can tilt the balance back towards the population.

Media is the power most directly shaped by public pressure. We shouldn't give a stage to dangerous clowns. Criticise them and focus on serious messages, discourses and evidence based information.

You have power. Wield it. Own your data and have mechanisms to safely share parts of it. Buy locally, boycott what you don't agree with. Build cooperatives instead of companies. Demand transparency and control over social media algorithms, or change to platforms that respect them.

The billionaires of today were benefited by decades of policies pushed to governments with money. This is not a witch hunt. It is a required fair change to the system.

There is a 'full automation' revolution starting right now. The only question is whether we shape it or let it shape us.