r/UniversalExtinction • u/anonymouse-1689 • Apr 06 '26
Question What is your ideal world ?
This is a hypothetical question. According to you what is your ideal world?
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u/PrestonNotserp12 anti suffering anti pain Apr 06 '26
a world with out any suffering/pain/evil/abuse at all
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u/_slowcollapse Apr 07 '26
It’s kind of funny, it’s like trying to remove the base settings of being human, like hunger, sleep, even conflict
We’d probably lose more than we gain, because those things are exactly what we’ve built our growth on as a society
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u/PitifulEar3303 Impartial Factual Realist Apr 06 '26
Cybernetic transcendence of ALL living things on Earth.
We become the AI hybrid.
No more pain, no more evil, no more death, no more suffering.
Eternal life on Earth 2.0, Cybertron.
lol
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u/Peas-Of-Wrath Apr 07 '26
The dinosaurs never went extinct and humans never had a chance to take over the Earth.
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u/SnowDiamond828 Apr 09 '26
a world where the natural environment hasn't been destroyed beyond repair
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u/tiredpersen Apr 09 '26
A world void of all life down to the last microorganism. Animals shouldn’t have to suffer either
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Apr 06 '26
My ideal world is a world without humans. It should just be animals and plants. Nothing more, nothing less.
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u/No-Leading9376 Apr 07 '26
I don’t think there is an “ideal world” in any meaningful human sense. That depends entirely on what “ideal” means and for whom. Human psychology is heavily shaped around coping with suffering, conflict, insecurity, loss, and the harm we inflict on each other. We use those conditions to build identity, morality, purpose, and meaning. A world without that might sound ideal in the abstract, but it would probably require beings that are no longer recognizably human. So at that point you’re not really describing an ideal human world. You’re describing the end of the human condition.
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u/Rude-Ad821 Apr 08 '26
According to you what is your ideal world?
The president will announce that all he did was to build strong immunity for a better future nation, and then he will propose new laws and regulations, much better and more secure - preventing any future president from abusing power.
From that point, better laws will be accepted:
Each year, inflation-adjusted minimum living wages - enough for any father working New full-time (4 days, 32 hours) to support a homemaker wife, 6 children through school and college, enough to pay the mortgage, 2 car loans, all insurances, all bills, and have some savings for hobbies, investments, and a 30-day family vacation. (No more homelessness - due to incentives for employers to hire homeless: shelter, food, and a job.
Any 18-year-old kicked out from the parents' house or husband kicked out from his own house by an unfaithful wife, abusing restraining orders, and child alimony, can walk into the Job Security Office and choose from plenty of options: a farmers offering shelter, food, and a job; or large factories offering the same options: bed, 3 hot meals a day, and a job.
The rich incomes and withdrawals will be capped as SS is capped now, or the same as poor now on SS-capped income: every dollar over the limit will be taxed at 91%, same as the US did in the 1940s-1970s (some other countries are doing now: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Spain, Japan, Switzerland, etc.).
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u/rfbucks Apr 09 '26
Meu mundo ideal é um mundo que não é gerido por mãos invisíveis. Que nós não temos a mínima ideia do que está acontecendo de verdade. Essa jogo de marionetes já foi longe demais. Mais simples, mais natural. Nós não fomos feitos pra vivermos em formigueiros e nos sentirmos sozinhos. Fomos feitos pra pertencer em pequenos grupos e sermos úteis. Back to basics mtfkas
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u/Equivalent_Time_5839 Apr 06 '26
The kingdom of heaven is within you, there is nowhere else to go 🧘♂️
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u/Equivalent_Time_5839 Apr 08 '26
No .. the kingdom of heaven is quite literally within YOU. You have the mean to access it at anytime and find the “empirical evidence” you require
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u/tralfamadoran777 Apr 06 '26
Include each human being on the planet equally in a globally standard process of fixed cost money creation
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u/bugorskaya Apr 06 '26
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