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The 1st Societal Principle Of Leadership

Author - James The Traveller - 10th July 2023 - 1976 Words

One of the most dangerous problem the entire world faces, including you, is not global warming, environmental destruction, over population, nuclear weapons, demons, aliens, extra dimensional entity’s or even artificial intelligence. No, all those potential problems pale in comparison to the real elephant in the room. One of the most deadly problems that threatens to destroy us all is a religion.

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The 2nd Societal Principle Of Morality

Author - James The Traveller - 8th August 2023 - 4485 Words

For a town or the entire world to function in a healthy and respectable manner, people must first understand the difference between right and wrong, otherwise we end up with what we have now. Chaos, dysfunction and confusion.

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The 3rd Societal Principle Of Democracy

Author - James The Traveller - 14th September 2023 - 3916 Words

There are two types of democracy. Modern democracy or pseudo/fake democracy & real democracy. Pseudo democracy is what operates in most countries. It’s a belief based system that your voice is heard and valued if you vote for a political party to rule you. Real democracy is based upon practical reality.

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The 4th Societal Principle Of Decentralisation

Author - James The Traveller - 21st September 2023 - 1511 Words

What we have now in most societies is a mass of centralisation in terms of power, production and management. If we don’t do anything to change this, it will become a world wide centralised spider web of control.

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The 5th Societal Principle Of Justice

Author - James The Traveller - 8th October 2023 - 2013 Words

People need to feel like they are safe and if anything goes wrong, there is a formalised process that is fair and just to handle any disputes or crimes. One arm of this is the community protectors, to prevent crime and physically step in to protect the innocent.

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The 6th Societal Principle Of Protection

Author - James The Traveller - 3rd August 2023 - 5044 Words

If we wish to be protected from people causing crimes, why do we legitimise the biggest and most heavily armed gang to commit crimes against us? If we want peace and stability, why do we vote for the worst of the worst to rule us? We literally couldn't do a poorer job of organising ourselves into some form of cohesion.

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The 7th Societal Principle Of Contributionism

Author - James The Traveller - 6th August 2023 - 11,602 Words

If 10 different farmers were individually competing against each other to produce the most crops, they wouldn't stand a chance against 10 farmers working on one farm. The more people working together vs competing, the more effectively we can produce results.

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The 8th Societal Principle Of Localisation

Author - James The Traveller - 19th August 2023 - 1278 Words

The proximity strategy or localisation, is based on the idea that if we can produce something locally, we should. Why would we waste time, energy and resources by importing products from other areas if we could produce them locally?

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The 9th Societal Principle Of Sovereign Alliances

Author - James The Traveller - 23rd August 2023 - 1241 Words

Sovereign towns place the power of decision making into the proper and rightful hands, the hands of those people who actually live in that town. The power is spread evenly, with every community members voice and vote counting for every decision that needs to be made.

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The 10th Societal Principle Of Strategic Efficiency

Author - James The Traveller - 2nd August 2023 - 4070 Words

Technical solutions can be as complex as a farming machine that digs channels, plants seeds, covers the seed with dirt, fertilisers and waters the plant all at the same time. They can also be as simple as people being responsible for their own actions.

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