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All ocean, sea and navigable river coastline in the world (and everything up to a mile inland) would be a global freely traversable megastate overlapping with and taking precedence over existing borders. You would only ever encounter a border checkpoint when going farther inland.
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is neighborhood plausible as a basic unit? Where are clustering identities, but leaving enough mobility. If one or the neighbors diverge, just call the van company and have a farewell bbq.
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One world government with low overhead. I would do three things: 1. Give everyone the economic freedom to choose their place in society, a place of residence, and their career. 2. Form local governments to support those choices. 3. Focus automation on jobs that no one wants.
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United Nations with power to strictly enforce the Universal Declaration of Human Rights worldwide through a holistic global judiciary. New currency protocol of core resource-based trusts, held by all people as global standard, and then nested layers of context-bound currencies.
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Not sure but maybe politicians as priest class. They devote their entire lives to public service/governing. They are given a very modest livable income for life regardless of whether they win or lose elections. They are unable to accept bribes or donations of any kind.
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