Humanity

Just as China seemed to have lost trade war to America, it managed to spark a new one. WWI and WWII were wars over resources. The ongoing WWIII is a war over our basic human freedoms. This time it’s each and every one of us who hold the keys to the coming century.

Everyone got open doors to whichever option fits their mood, temperament and personality. We have achieved a perfect balance and a utopia in which all voices are equally heard. But who is a real beneficiary of this freedom?

Dictatorships constitute the biggest impediment to our mutual progress, the progress of humanity and the next evolutionary leap for humanity Be it becoming interplanetary species or solving human mortality, curing cancer and Alzheimer, solving climate change problem, -we, as humanity, cannot move to the next stage of our development while dictatorships are hampering this progress

Oppression and creating “Narrative Realities” is the inability of the players to choose the surrounding, rules and duration in the game. Oftentimes millions of people are trapped in the fabric of the never-ending game they have no say or freedoms to change or leave. provide the only possible escape from the suffocation of “Narrative Realities”. Equally, they might prove the only viable way to destabilise the opposing force without the need to resort to the weapons of mass destruction.

If we do not adapt to climate apocalypse fast enough, some other species will. And whoever does it best, has the highest chance of dominating a greenhouse world of thinned air, oxygen-deprived high waters and intolerable filth of what tens of billions of people would leave behind tiny pieces of still inhabitable land.

We live in "modern advanced societies" where your place of birth and the color of your skin still defines your fate. Technology will give us an alternative.

Whether Russians blow up the nuclear plant is slowly moving form the domain of "if" into the domain of "when". What will follow? How will international community and people react? And what will the world look like afterwards?

“Animals are to be used for food and fur, cars are to move, job is to afford living and Starbucks coffee is to drink” – who even said so?

"I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it by not dying." - Woody Allen

The reason we are mesmerized by the Joker character, however, has nothing to do with his Fleck syndrome, childhood drama or violence outbursts. We cheer for him and we feel for him because we all can see ourselves in this ostracized social freak.