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Prince Israel Zaar on: Thou Shall Not Be Afraid of The Multilateralism System · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: M hmm. The world is uh, it's shaping itself to
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Speaker 1: a to an uncertain but certain few future. The the
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Speaker 1: the dynamics of global politics, it's a it's shifting so fast.
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Speaker 1: It was predictable, but he needed a catalyst. He needed
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Speaker 1: somebody or something to to start the fire or to
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Speaker 1: quench the fire. And where where the world is going
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Speaker 1: to die? Yeah, it's uh predictable that we are already
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Speaker 1: in the multi parally the world order. We are in
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Speaker 1: the multilateralism system, and countries are trying to adjust into it.
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Speaker 1: The war in Iran was predictable and it was foreseeable.
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Speaker 1: It was some sort of a ticking time bomb. It
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Speaker 1: was just waiting for somebody to unleash it to to
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Speaker 1: to to trigger that change. Iran was Iran was that
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Speaker 1: piece on the global chessboard. As I've said and predicted
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Speaker 1: that whoever attacks Iran, we relinquige power to the world.
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Speaker 1: And it's that transition from unipolarity to multiplarity. And even
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Speaker 1: though we are already in multiplarity, the unipolar systems are
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Speaker 1: still resisting the change. And you cannot resist change. You
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Speaker 1: can resist it if you can, but you cannot stop it.
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Speaker 1: It's a it's for global powers to restructure a war
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Speaker 1: that is free from military threats of wars, to restructure
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Speaker 1: a war that is free from instability, decmputation, invasion, and
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Speaker 1: regime changes never end in wars and political interference into
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Speaker 1: sovereign state affairs. No intervention into sovereign state affairs for
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Speaker 1: block mentality offer some access of control or domination. It
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Speaker 1: was just amount of time thanks to artificial intelligence, going
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Speaker 1: back from the Internet to digitarization, monetarization and petrol chemicalization,
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Speaker 1: and the supply chain and production chain and critical infrastructure
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Speaker 1: chain and academic research appear review of high and invention
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Speaker 1: or discovery, and with the increase of Nobel laureates and
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Speaker 1: the globalization of intelligences, that is where the world is moving.
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Speaker 1: It's an artificial intelligent age where humans don't want war.
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Speaker 1: They want to see babies or women being killed. They
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Speaker 1: don't want all these carpet bombing and destruction killing of
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Speaker 1: innocent humans. Humans do have war anymore. Outside the stamina again,
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Speaker 1: the multipolar system, it's going to have dominant powers from
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Speaker 1: each continent. I might have one or two not dominant
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Speaker 1: in the multiparty sense, but leaders in leaving countries are
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Speaker 1: going to emerge the leading countries very much because of
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Speaker 1: the size of the population, the sides of their contribution
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Speaker 1: to the war, the size of their intelligence, or their
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Speaker 1: engineers and their designs and patterns, and AI and semiconductors,
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Speaker 1: of supply chain, production chain, material chain and strategic reserves,
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Speaker 1: of strategic resources, and international diplomacy and commerce, international corporation.
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Speaker 1: So continents away from each continent, we emerge leaders. China
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Speaker 1: gonna be. In Asia, it got China, you got India.
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Speaker 1: And in Europe you're gonna have Russia livingdow. Russia is
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Speaker 1: still considers European power by some Western countries that don't
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Speaker 1: want to accept that Russia is European. And in Central
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Speaker 1: Europe itself, we still don't know which power gonna emerge.
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Speaker 1: Probably gonna be Germany, and it might be France or Britain,
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Speaker 1: or Italy or Hungry or Sweden or Luxembourg or Finland.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't really matter of Netherlands where the little graphic
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Speaker 1: machines come from. So it's gonna be an AI driven
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Speaker 1: age and the country with the most with the most
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Speaker 1: patents and nativisial intelligence gonna emerge as a leader in
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Speaker 1: that part of the war because with intelligence, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: lead in military, live, in science, the leading agriculture, you're
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Speaker 1: gonna lead in in in the medicine, and and and
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Speaker 1: services and production. So you're gonna give the country strategic
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Speaker 1: leverage with strategic autonomy. Brazil is going to emerge as
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Speaker 1: a unipolar leader, as a multipolar leader from that part
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Speaker 1: of the war because of the size of Amazon and
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Speaker 1: their resources so are being and and their technological prowess
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Speaker 1: and that diplomatic contribution. We're going to have the United
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Speaker 1: States of America and this hemisphere in the middle is
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Speaker 1: that's going to be the battle in the middle is
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Speaker 1: will be Iran, Will it be Israel? And will it
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Speaker 1: be the Saudi Arabia. Oh, it's going to be a
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Speaker 1: combination of states, something like the EU or something like
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Speaker 1: the Arab Lake or nations in Africa. You're gonna got
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Speaker 1: countries like South Africa, like Nigeria, and like Egypt for
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Speaker 1: strategic positioning. And it might be Utopia or Sudan, Okay
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Speaker 1: or whatever country that might be. It doesn't really matter
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Speaker 1: what matters. It's their intelligence. The multipolar system is a
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Speaker 1: system of intelligence. I say, termine again, is going to
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Speaker 1: be led by intelligence. It's going to be led by population,
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Speaker 1: productive industrusts. Population is going to be led by positive humanitarianmazon.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna get free agents of free countries like Australia
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Speaker 1: or Canada, and it's gonna depends on their leverage. You
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Speaker 1: cannot talk about AI when I talking about Canada, and
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Speaker 1: with the Arctic, you talk about Canada. So the wall
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Speaker 1: is moving away from unipride or this Natal construck, the
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Speaker 1: EU constock and all the United Nations on the Britain
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Speaker 1: Woods construct. The world is just moving on. And so
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Speaker 1: leadership we take over from domination and even only a
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Speaker 1: global superpower, a global hegeman or a dominating power, because
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Speaker 1: counties were important based on their based on what they
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Speaker 1: contribute to the war. A little county like Finland or Sweden,
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Speaker 1: or little country like uh Uh. I want to call
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Speaker 1: the name of the country in itself. It is a
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Speaker 1: country in Africa that is very strategic from maritime passage,
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Speaker 1: and that it doesn't matter how the country is once
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Speaker 1: the country is strategic, maybe based on the sea lanes,
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Speaker 1: or on critical materials or critical infrastructure, or petrochemicals or
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Speaker 1: fertilizers or LNG. You know, countries will be important based
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Speaker 1: on their contribution to the supply chain, the service chain,
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Speaker 1: the financial chain, the trading chain, the energy chain, and
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Speaker 1: the h and the security chain. So worlds security will
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Speaker 1: not be based on military basis. It would just be
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Speaker 1: based on artivisial intelligences. Because the weaponry is changing. The
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Speaker 1: fears humans getting towards nano technological weapons and that you
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Speaker 1: I used to talk about John swamps, but it's gonna
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Speaker 1: be nano technologists. And you don't need to wage a
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Speaker 1: war because if you watch a war, you're gonna suffer
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Speaker 1: a lot. Because most countries will be advancing in technology,
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Speaker 1: so you don't want you don't know what other countries have, right,
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Speaker 1: so countries would be more particular in uh using their
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Speaker 1: resources to develop themselves and to trade to other countries. Panama,
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Speaker 1: for example, is this SMA nation, but it's in the Panama.
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Speaker 1: The ships ships need Panama, so Panama becomes an important player. Right,
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Speaker 1: the Strait of Hormus Iram becomes an important player. The
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Speaker 1: South Africa to the Cape of Good Hope becomes an
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Speaker 1: important player. The Swiss Canal, Egypt becomes an important player.
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Speaker 1: You know, the South China Sea, you know the countries
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Speaker 1: and become an important player. Russia becomes an important player
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Speaker 1: because of natural resources, and India became becomes an important
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Speaker 1: player because of the size of its population and its
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Speaker 1: emerging technologies and markets. And then Japan is good for
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Speaker 1: what Japan is, and South Korea for technologists. So countries
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Speaker 1: that are not Korea that livate themselves on war. So
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Speaker 1: such countries if they're not if they don't reinnovate and
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Speaker 1: and divestify into into production chain and critical infrastructures or
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Speaker 1: critical materials, those countries themselves becomes obsolete. But war becomes
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Speaker 1: something that everybody can do that nobody wants. The side
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Speaker 1: of the world is changing. The replaces Sumala, Somalia becomes important
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Speaker 1: for what Somalia has, and Israel become important for technology,
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Speaker 1: and Jerusalem and the seat of Christianity and civilization states
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Speaker 1: become important for history. Persian represent Iran, and the Chinese
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Speaker 1: civilization represents China, the Indian civil civilization represent India, and
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Speaker 1: the Russian civilization represent Russia. And the Western civilization. We
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Speaker 1: get one or two countries from there, and you've got
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Speaker 1: the Egyptian civilization represent Africa, with the Malian civilization or
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Speaker 1: the Zulu. You know, it's it's major civilizations that Iraq
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Speaker 1: becomes a term by Mesopotamia and the Greeks and the
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Speaker 1: Romans and the Vatican and run or Italy. So country
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Speaker 1: is going to be important on something. It's gonna be
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Speaker 1: a very beautiful war. You need something from somebody, So
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Speaker 1: it's gonna be which country has what country needs. So
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Speaker 1: all these too whole blocks or to invade or to
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Speaker 1: go to war. It's proven from the war with Iran
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Speaker 1: that all these patty ships or carriers and all these
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Speaker 1: expenses in military it's not necessary. Today. You can see
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Speaker 1: in Iran run military budget as compared to most countries
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Speaker 1: just minimum, but invests highly intelligence and satellites, missiles and
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Speaker 1: drones and and asymmetric warfare. That's how the wars of
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Speaker 1: the future are gonna be waste. But the fear in
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Speaker 1: that future that Irona go to war, because you go
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Speaker 1: to war, you're gonna self destroyed. The world is moving
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Speaker 1: in this in the place where you can see the
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Speaker 1: greatest country on planet, in La America. You can see
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Speaker 1: what Herns, what the Arenians are doing. We have the
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Speaker 1: greatest military, We've got the best military, We've got the
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Speaker 1: greatest might on plan Earth. But in today's world, the
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Speaker 1: war is asymmetric and it's a leverage base, which it
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Speaker 1: is the straight of homos become leverage, leg becomes liverage.
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Speaker 1: Futilizers become liverage, the Earth becomes leverage, and what a
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Speaker 1: ways become liverage strategic liverage. And this gives the countries
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Speaker 1: strategic autonomy. And in that multipolar system, I see time
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Speaker 1: and again where a military American doesn't need military might
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Speaker 1: to lead. In the multipolar system of American leads in
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Speaker 1: science and technology, in culture, in fashion, and you know
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Speaker 1: the Silicon Valley of Hollywood or New York, Harvard, Yale,
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Speaker 1: you know stand for CNAI University. Great countries like England
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Speaker 1: will be important for Harvard, for for Cambridge and Oxford
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Speaker 1: and those Gay University of France would be great for
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Speaker 1: Subrone and for science, and Italy for science and fashion
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Speaker 1: and something and services. So it's a time when countries
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Speaker 1: need to sit back and ask themselves what are we
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Speaker 1: bringing to the global stage. What it's our contribution. A
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Speaker 1: tiny country Cameroon can remember for soccer, Brazil for soccer
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Speaker 1: for some time, some countries for music or for dance, countries,
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Speaker 1: we have something important to offer. That is the multipolar
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Speaker 1: system that I have envisioned. I've spoken about them and again,
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Speaker 1: counties will not need to threaten others because counties just
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Speaker 1: know who they are. Counties will know their strength and weaknesses.
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Speaker 1: Counties will know their vulnerabilities. Counties we know that dependencies.
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Speaker 1: County will know their independence, the miscountry will know what
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Speaker 1: their independent ad. And counties whill know what they're dependent ad.
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Speaker 1: Not like old trade and batter we don't need that.
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Speaker 1: But in the multilateral in the multilateralism system or it's
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Speaker 1: about win win corporation and countries doing trade and doing business.
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Speaker 1: We have the most patents. Counties will need you. They
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Speaker 1: got the more academic peer reviews. Countries will need something
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Speaker 1: that you produce. They can build you a space station,
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Speaker 1: or go to the moon, or go to mass and
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Speaker 1: have this uh foreign direct investment, or have these fortune
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Speaker 1: five hundred companies and three lone dollar companies like Tesla,
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Speaker 1: like jesson An and seemiconductors and software like Google the
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Speaker 1: matter you know, and like Hua Wei, or like ten Cent,
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Speaker 1: or like d D B y D and all these
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Speaker 1: and all these great companies the country countries will remember
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Speaker 1: for that like Chanel or Gucci or for something. So
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Speaker 1: countries need to go back to their strategic leverage. So
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Speaker 1: countries need to build themselves and to trade in the
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Speaker 1: global stage, not to go to war, not to compete
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Speaker 1: to self destroy, but to compete to prosper one another.
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Speaker 1: And when countries made for pole to be happy for
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Speaker 1: people to exchange and travel to different countries to buy
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Speaker 1: the things you need from one country and sell the
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Speaker 1: things other countries need. Humans who be important for who
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Speaker 1: they are, for the contribution they make, Countries who be
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Speaker 1: important for what they are and the contributions they make.
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Speaker 1: So in that multi priority system, America still leads. Americans
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Speaker 1: still be a very important power. Now we're competing for leadership,
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Speaker 1: not to compete in with the country you're competing for
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Speaker 1: business or commerce. It becomes a world in which the
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Speaker 1: row of the government is not which war, but to develop,
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Speaker 1: but to develop, but to develop its people and deliver
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Speaker 1: on global stage. And countries that are akin to high
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Speaker 1: tech or high end sciences or high quality development and
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Speaker 1: high quality science and research and technologies will be respected
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Speaker 1: the most. So in that motive priority system, two things emerge.
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Speaker 1: You will not be about fear or dominance. It will
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Speaker 1: be about respect and leadership. Remember, not fear and dominance,
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Speaker 1: but respect and leadership. See, when you fear somebody m hm,
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Speaker 1: and somebody intimidates you and threatens you, you need to
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Speaker 1: waste vari resources preparing for a war, preparing for a fight,
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Speaker 1: and those resources will be burned when you go to war. So,
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Speaker 1: but when countries respect you, they do business. For here,
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Speaker 1: you must like to be respected to not feared. My
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Speaker 1: name is prince. There was once a prince called machia Valley.
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Speaker 1: The question was it that you like to be feared
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Speaker 1: or respected? There was a world that we had for
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Speaker 1: five hundred years the war. The world for five hundred
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Speaker 1: years was Machia Valley a different prince. But the multipolarity
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Speaker 1: system is a world of respect by a different prince.
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Speaker 1: You got Machiavelli prince for five hundred years. Are you
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Speaker 1: going to have Prince Israel's are or Prince Czar philosophy?
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Speaker 1: For the infinitive future to come, the countries will be
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Speaker 1: led not by fear, but by respect. She must like
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Speaker 1: to be respected. With respect, humans feel free. Free humans
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Speaker 1: tolerate and love one another. Humans seek the best from
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Speaker 1: one another. Human seems to surprise others, to innovate, to invent,
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Speaker 1: to create with respect. Human creative imagination is unleashed. That's
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Speaker 1: a world in which we are living leading to It's
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Speaker 1: not a worle of fear. It's not a worle of invasion.
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Speaker 1: It's not a worle of intimidation and threats and bombing
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Speaker 1: and carpet bombing and decapitation and distability or destabilization or
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Speaker 1: regime change. It's not a wall of instability of interference.
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Speaker 1: It's a wall that will be scared of war. Will
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Speaker 1: be the first time in human history. You're humans are
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Speaker 1: scared to go to war because the negative causalities of
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Speaker 1: war is that self evident. The war is in Iran
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Speaker 1: is self evident that the multiplity system will not want
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Speaker 1: like or go for war. The multipriarity system is much
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Speaker 1: about business and commerce and trade and finance and energy
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Speaker 1: and corporation and exchanges in on like to go to
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Speaker 1: war because in multi priority system, supply chains are interconnected.
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Speaker 1: So a war in one place like Iran or in Katara,
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Speaker 1: or in Kuwait or in Saudi Arabia, it's going to
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Speaker 1: affect the whole war in petrochemicals and fertilizers l j
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Speaker 1: or and you name it to. The multipolarity system is
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Speaker 1: anti war. I mean, even when countries will like to
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Speaker 1: go to war, they'll have a lot to lose if
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Speaker 1: they go to war. Because the multiparty system is a
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Speaker 1: wall of advancement structure governmentor and infrastructure advancement critical infrastructure, government,
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Speaker 1: government institutions, academic institutions, culture institutions. It's a better world.
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Speaker 1: Do not be afraid of the multiple priority system. Those
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Speaker 1: who miss interpret the multiparty system. They use their old
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Speaker 1: Machiavilian paradigm, seeing an unstable war where countries are fighting
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Speaker 1: for autonomy, for domination and control. They did. That's not
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Speaker 1: what multipolarity is all about. Multipartist is against domination and control.
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Speaker 1: It's to free states and free people and free countries.
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Speaker 1: May humans to be free to develop themselves. It is
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Speaker 1: to respect civilizations, is to respect those who contribute, is
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Speaker 1: to respect those who positive indenability dates. The philosophy of
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Speaker 1: the multipararity system is Zarianism. Zarialism philosophy by Prince Israel's
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Speaker 1: are is the philosophy of the multipolarity system. The philosophy
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Speaker 1: of multiversalism, the philosophy of multi dimensionalism, the philosophy of
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Speaker 1: intrinsic individuality, starting magic, autonomy, strategic leavage. It's a system
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Speaker 1: where each individual, each country has something to offer. The
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Speaker 1: multiparty system is against war, just as the multiparty system
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Speaker 1: is against Hey Germany. It's against imperialism. It's against colonization.
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Speaker 1: It's against sexism, racism, backetry, oppression, suppression. It's against domination, tyranny.
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Speaker 1: It's against cruelties, the humanization, demonization, demonization. It's against categorization
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Speaker 1: of humans or stratification of humans. System where everybody matters
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Speaker 1: based on their positive contribution. Let me say it again,
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Speaker 1: it's a system where everybody matters based on their positive contribution.
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Speaker 1: Science is a good thing if we use it for good.
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Speaker 1: But ativicia intelligence, society is going to be better. Humans
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Speaker 1: will go. Humans are going to use their positive creative
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Speaker 1: intelligence for good. They all shall not corrupt. The nil
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Speaker 1: A I shall not be used for war. The AI
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Speaker 1: language models should not be used for targets or military targets.
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Speaker 1: Locations should not be used to kill people. Should be
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Speaker 1: used for navigation to go places political the The locations
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Speaker 1: should be used to for rescue missions. It's a it's
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Speaker 1: a system of trade, of science and technology, of creativity,
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Speaker 1: positive creativity, where the human being becomes the mind being,
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Speaker 1: the mind cheap, the mind cold, where the human beings
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Speaker 1: has become the three AI intelligences, when the human becomes
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Speaker 1: the android intelligence, artificial intelligence, and the alien intelligence. Where
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Speaker 1: AI becomes internalized commodify, when A is used for good.
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Speaker 1: Where government are there to make the lives of their
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Speaker 1: people better. It's a new world, the world of cultural wars,
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Speaker 1: black and white, skin coloralization, hair color, eye color, height, weight,
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Speaker 1: and all these primitive color structs. The multiple system is
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Speaker 1: not about that. In the multi priority system, a human
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Speaker 1: being wakes up, they know how to develop itself, what
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Speaker 1: good they can do to humanity, and a human being
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Speaker 1: approached in the system with the government that does everything
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Speaker 1: to facilitate that good in the human with us start
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Speaker 1: to find or categorize in the human. In the old world,
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Speaker 1: you got the categorization metrics. Where are you from? How
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Speaker 1: do you look? What color is your skin, what's your ethnicity,
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Speaker 1: your origin, your religion, your eye color, your hair color,
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Speaker 1: your height. All those primitive construct and cruel construc will
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Speaker 1: not be necessary. Because every human we don't have a biometrics,
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Speaker 1: a biometrics every humaner have an ai I D. With
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Speaker 1: an ai I D, everybody already knows. Everybody humans will
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Speaker 1: be saying for what good they have done. It won't
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Speaker 1: be about your demographic. All those things are primitive. That's
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Speaker 1: a distraction. As a mind being and as an intelligent gene,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna be about your contribution, your creativity, or your
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Speaker 1: or your add to humanity. You're gonna be the true
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Speaker 1: meaning of life. Because of years, for years, women humans
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Speaker 1: have been slaved, colonize, categorize, and just deman think about
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Speaker 1: le We still live in an old system when humans
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Speaker 1: still think they're white or black, even though they know
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Speaker 1: there is no white human being or there is no
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Speaker 1: black human being, but they have been culturalized and educated
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Speaker 1: and brainwashed to think that way. You see, intelligent people
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Speaker 1: still think they're white or black because they cannot hal it.
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Speaker 1: That's a unique power system. Those dictates will be over.
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Speaker 1: Countries will be great for their contribution. Humans would be
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Speaker 1: great for their contribution. Superiority shall be based on your
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Speaker 1: courd and positive humanity. Inferiority shall be based on negative
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Speaker 1: causalities and your cruties, your uperty, your indocency, immoralities, your
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Speaker 1: corruption and nepotisan, your cremuism, and the system AI shall
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Speaker 1: be used for good. Positive AI shall because superior AI.
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Speaker 1: Negative AI shauld become inferior AI. So things should be
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Speaker 1: inferior and superior, not based on what they do, not
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Speaker 1: based on ideology or religion or traditional culture. Things should
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Speaker 1: be superior and ferial based on their functionality, based on
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Speaker 1: their productivity and their positivity on that distance, on their responsibility, expectation, obligation,
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Speaker 1: commitments and investments. Human's characters shall be shall be measured.
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Speaker 1: Humans shall be calculated based on their MPBS measurement, proportionality
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Speaker 1: and balance based on your positive projection, perception and perspective.
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Speaker 1: That's on how you think, how you doubt and ask questions,
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Speaker 1: based on your contribution, your propensity to peace, the gravitation
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Speaker 1: towards the good. And artists, if you notice, are based
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Speaker 1: on rage and anger, on sadism and negativity and cruelties
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Speaker 1: and hate and biquetry, they shall be in ferial dispositions.
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Speaker 1: It's a world where in phero superior based on somebody's saying,
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Speaker 1: using some some construct or some some benigh metrics. You
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Speaker 1: shall be superior in ferio based on your good your indelibility,
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Speaker 1: positive indelibility, positive humanity, positive causality, positive contribution, positive science,
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Speaker 1: positive invention, positive creativity, positive innovation, positive ingenuity, positive talent,
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Speaker 1: and positive I P min. That's the world of multiplarity.
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Speaker 1: Don't be scared of it. It's not going to be
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Speaker 1: a world of wars because we don't. We We now
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Speaker 1: know what war does to the country, no matter what's small, big,
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Speaker 1: or our powerful. Not so you had the greatest counter
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Speaker 1: on planner Earth. In the multi priority system, the greatness
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Speaker 1: of America shall not be measure based on military mind
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Speaker 1: and based on domination of block. Mentality shall be measured
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Speaker 1: by our soft power, our soft power, our good, good conscience,
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Speaker 1: good will, good intentions, open mind, open heart, open hair.
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Speaker 1: Superiority should come from those who create beauty, satisfaction, and happiness,
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Speaker 1: the forces of attraction. It shall not be caressed or intimidated.
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Speaker 1: Weapons shall be used for sure, just as cars are
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Speaker 1: used for shows. Weapons shall never be used to kill people.
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Speaker 1: They indust their complex just to make a lot of money,
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Speaker 1: and the military industri their complex just to make a
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Speaker 1: lot of money, but the countries just to buy weapons
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Speaker 1: just for sure. Weapons shall be to show class, just
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Speaker 1: as people buy the antique cars or some jewelry or
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Speaker 1: some gadgets just as kid by toys. Just as people
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Speaker 1: build beautiful homes and palaces and own property just gonna
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Speaker 1: be class and show. But countries shall need to save
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Speaker 1: god law and order in their countries. So false reasonable
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Speaker 1: forces shall be used for law, for law and order,
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Speaker 1: and countries shall come together to stop the country that
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Speaker 1: wants to destroy the will. So military shall be for defense.
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Speaker 1: Just like a nuclear weapon, it don't make. You don't
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Speaker 1: create a nuclear weapon to use it. You create a
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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon as deterrents. So counties shall have military weapon
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Speaker 1: not to use it, because every country can use the
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Speaker 1: sign use strike, I strike, WE strike, and everybody gets destroyed.
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Speaker 1: And the countries are not. The countries that are not
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Speaker 1: at war, they get advance. And the country that goes
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Speaker 1: to war needs to rebuild from time to time. So
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Speaker 1: war will not be the incentive. Science and technology will
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Speaker 1: be healing diseases, curing cancers and HIV eight pandemics, making
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Speaker 1: humans live longer, healthier. The future shall be about the
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Speaker 1: three ws wealth, wealth being of the human being, the
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Speaker 1: wellness being of the human being, and the wealth is
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Speaker 1: being of the human being. I shall not forget the
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Speaker 1: health being. Countries shall want to be beautiful for tourism
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Speaker 1: and travel. Civilizations will want to go back to their
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Speaker 1: history and make their countries attractive. People freely travel and
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Speaker 1: money will be made. Wealth will be built, prosperity and
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Speaker 1: flourishment will be made, and humans have developed themselves not
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Speaker 1: being stopped. The multipriety system is a system of meritocracy,
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Speaker 1: a system of meritocracy, not nepotism, corruption or cronesm of
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Speaker 1: favoritism or discrimination, but the system of positive insanctivization to
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Speaker 1: bring out the best in humans, to unleash positive creativity
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Speaker 1: for the sake of positive humanity. As the war the
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Speaker 1: multiplarity system. I am that philosopher of that system. Remember me,
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Speaker 1: use my philosophy for good, used by wisdom, my words
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Speaker 1: for good. We are not naive about the negative focis
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Speaker 1: on planet Earth. We're not naive about the cruelties of
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Speaker 1: the of this universe. We are not naive about the inhumanity,
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Speaker 1: about the racism, sexism, and biquetry, and domination, classification and categorization.
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Speaker 1: I am not naive of the exploitation and domination. I
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Speaker 1: am not naive of the intimidation of force, imprisonment and
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Speaker 1: excessive use of force, of threats and fear. I'm not
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Speaker 1: naive of what humans can do to fellow humans. We
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Speaker 1: owe are students of history. Humanity just reaches us that
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Speaker 1: treshhold where enough is enough. We're true artificial intelligence and
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Speaker 1: positive sciences. Humans expect more from one another. We're true
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Speaker 1: positive humanity and human descency. Are human respect more from
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Speaker 1: one another. We're true respect and respexity and mutuality, human
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Speaker 1: respect more from one another. We are not naive on
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Speaker 1: how worse humanity can get. We are positive and hopeful
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Speaker 1: of what a positive multilateral system can be for the
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Speaker 1: sake of humanity, for the good of humanity, for the
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Speaker 1: prosper of future of the younger generation, and for the
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Speaker 1: stability of that positive future. Philosopher Prince are intelligences. Philosopher
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Speaker 1: Prince is reds are from the great City of Las Vegas.
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Speaker 1: March twenty fith twenty twenty six. Thank you,