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August 06, 2015, 01:15:30 AM
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Idea: establish constitution of the United Networks - set of rules that everybody agree (cannot constructively object in efficient debate), easy to follow, easy to judge and do not have to be as flexible as the constitution of the United States to prevent uneducated/manipulated majority of voters from changing it.

These rules would start with debate rules similar to those that I posted here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1134936.msg12019751#msg12019751

Once debate rules are established, others can be debated and established.

Then software solutions can be developed to support and enforce these rules.
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August 06, 2015, 02:13:11 AM
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 UN is good acronym for this because United Nations will become obsolete and spare UN acronym for better use.
United Nations is not accurate name for that organization. Better name is United Governments or United Powers especially that most governments no longer represent Nations.

Word Nation is both discriminatory and obsolete because it's quite hard to determine nationality of a child from 2 different nationals, speaking fluently 2 languages, citizen of 3 countries, lived equal % of life in 4 countries, does not have any plans to stay in one chosen country and has properties and ties with 5 countries.

Same as words race and ethnicity.
If someone needs good identification for security purposes they can use HTML style color closest to skin color of that individual in no-tan condition. They can even put it into passport and treat those with skin color darker than #3A3A3A or lighter than #F7F7F7 as protected minority for EOE employment purposes.
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