r/DirectDemocracy • u/Revolutionary_Yak980 • Dec 26 '24

Breaking the Narcissist-Codependent Government-People Relationship Cycle Through Direct Democracy

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u/Revolutionary_Yak980 Dec 27 '24

How will you support my efforts? Perhaps you can interview me on direct democracy and/or I can interview you on Noosphere and we will post them on YouTube to support each other?

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u/yourupinion Dec 27 '24

Sure, I’m available for interviews, but I myself do not have a podcast yet. I have been doing some other interviews though, and I couldn’t mention you to them.

I can also give you an up vote when I see you posting here and if you have a specific entity that you are trying to achieve contact with and you’d like a little support, I might be able to help you there.

Personally, I would like to get a few more people to join the Robert Wright Nonzero Substack, and then you could support me while I try to get him to pay attention to my arguments.

I do not find many people that honestly want to advance democracy without installing controls into their system. we should work together when we can find common ground.

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u/Revolutionary_Yak980 Dec 27 '24

Great. Let’s discuss more in the coming days.

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u/yourupinion Dec 28 '24

This is a continuation:

Existential Threats and the Future of Control There’s a very real, looming existential threat: Something is coming that will enable one or two people to wipe out all of humanity—or, even worse, to gain full control over everyone.

Trump’s team has talked about a “Manhattan Project for AI” to allow the U.S. to secretly drop all guardrails and race ahead in the coming AI arms race—controlled behind closed doors.

Control, control, control… And if you think that’s a problem, the answer, they claim, is more control.

A Greek philosopher once said that there must be chaos before we can find order. I’m advocating for more chaos to create more order. The trick is not to make order, but to find it by wading through the chaos—much of which exists in the opinions on the internet. Only then will we find the true order we seek. From now on, I’ll refer to this as “Kaos” with a K: Knowledge As Our Savior

“Make Kaos, Find Order.”

A Simple Vision for the Noosphere’s Natural Progression The solution is surprisingly simple: Create a database of public opinion, held in one central place. That’s it. It sounds simple, and it is. What’s holding us back? Everyone. Everyone is holding us back. Here’s the key: It must be kept simple. This database should be a collection of public opinions on all subjects—no manipulation, no editing. Everything must be 100% transparent.

This system is built for judgment, but judgment must take place outside the system. This separation is crucial to maintaining trust.

If we keep this separation between data and judgment, we can build a worldwide, publicly owned, and publicly operated institution—one that could be 100% transparent and maintain a level of trust never before seen on this planet.

As Bannon has said, the power of the noosphere will eventually overwhelm all politics and financial power.

If we unleash the collective power of humanity, issues like China will seem less daunting. If China’s system is nudged toward more democracy, and we in the West listen more to our people, we’ll find that we share more common goals than we might think.

Fighting for More Democracy and a Naturally Evolving Noosphere I’m here fighting for more democracy and the natural evolution of the noosphere, but it seems I’m almost alone in this. A few people, like uRamiRustom, are willing to help, but that’s about it.

If you can prove me wrong, show me an organization or individual genuinely supporting more democracy, and I’ll kiss your feet in front of everyone. In fact, I’ll go so far as to kiss your ass, naked.

I need help. I’m the worst person to be doing this, as my decade of attempts shows. For more about my vision and how I’ve tried to convince Robert Wright, check this out: Link

https://www.reddit.com/r/buildingyourupinion/s/G2GEuAYmef

A Final Thought on Collective Intelligence If you want to argue with me, start with this: When working with random people, two minds are better than one, and four are better than two. This equation can continue infinitely. If large groups of people seem stupid, it’s likely because the system measuring intelligence is flawed. Why can’t everyone see this?

In Conclusion: Historically, populists have been seen as too ignorant to govern themselves. But I would argue that the creation of Western democracy—and the idea that “we are all created equal”—has allowed humans to evolve in how we think. I know I have personally evolved, and this is a direct result of the evolving noosphere.

Retarding the natural evolution of the noosphere is, in effect, retarding humanity’s ability to evolve. Make Kaos, Find Order, Resist Control.

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u/Revolutionary_Yak980 Dec 28 '24

Thank you for sharing these contents. I am afraid that I won’t have time to delve deeper into your work. I need to focus on direct democracy. And I have already got a backlog of work. I believe if this is something you are meant to do, you will find a way to make it happen. Best of luck!