In a barbaric and selfish society, humane solutions seem radical, leftist and utopian.

It's the corruption, stupid.

All right, welcome to conscious politics part four,

where we will be discussing concrete conscious policy proposals. This will be the last part of

this series, although I will also be speaking about various political topics in the

future as well. But let's dig into this. So see conscious politics

we've talked about the various principles and the foundations. That's all

important, all that theory, but it's rather abstract and it can come off as idealistic and utopian philosophy.

It's very important that you understand that that's not enough, of course, having the right principles, foundation and theory and the big picture

understanding of how government works and what it does for us all the historical

background that's all good that's very. But now we got to find concrete ways of

implementing all of that stuff. And I'm going to give you a large list here of items.

These will be very specific policy proposals.

Now, I'm mostly going to be talking about proposals for America

because of course, you know, different countries already have different systems in place.

I can't possibly talk about them all, but also understand that if you're in Europe or some other country,

the things that I'm talking about are quite globally applicable, not just

to America, but to many countries around the world. Some countries already

have the stuff implemented and some countries are a hundred years away from implementing some of this stuff because they're nowhere there yet but it gives you a general sense of which direction we need to go in. Also keep in mind that these

proposals I'm about to give you, I'm not dogmatic about them. I don't hold them

firmly as some ideology that it needs to happen, I'm empirical about it.

So what I'm saying is that these proposals seem like they would work,

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