This TED Talk features global citizen Juanis Cabage recorded live at TED at UPS 2018.

So two weeks ago, I searched the word nationalist on Twitter.

The results were quite colorful with expressions like emboldened racist moron,

white supremacist idiot, fascist-puppets, with expressions like emboldened racist moron,

white supremacist idiot,

fascist suck puppets,

R-Willian, Hitlerian, terrifying.

I then searched the word globalists,

and got things like socialist sell-out,

disgusting corporate propaganda, elitist financial overlords,

rootless cosmopolitan rats.

Even by social media standards, the words are cruel and disgusting.

But they reflect the intensity of one of the most fundamental questions of our times. Nationalism or globalism?

What is the best path forward?

This question impacts everything we care about.

Our cultural identity, our prosperity, our political systems,

everything, the health of our planet, everything.

So on the one hand, we have nationalism.

Collins defines it as a devotion to one's nation,

but also a doctrine that puts national interests above international considerations.

For nationalists, our modern societies are built on national grounds.

We share a land, a history, a culture, and we defend each other.

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