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The world in 2024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  M twenty twenty four. M it's a very promising year, but it's a
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  year hmm. It's going to be very somewhat challenging, some more difficult to
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  the people's in the world. And the is a year of elections and the
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  election in America of a new president. I have the current president, Joe
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  Biden and the former president do not jump mhm. With per two parlors vision
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  for not just the war or the planet, but for the universe. And
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  you have emerging countries and the regional and intern international clerks and groupings, and
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  the economics of the world. It's a China used to be the production hub,
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  the factory of the world. And with the trade war, the copying
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  and we're out enough factories and emerging markets from different parts of the world.
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  And with the western uh An American feel of China, Russia, North Korea,
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  Ira h and m hm. You have the expansion of India, India's
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  economy and population m m hmm. The prospects of over taking our compete in
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  China uh hut manufacturer mm hmm. Industries h uh maybe with space hijacked,
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  you know, and you can nations, the Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia and
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  some African countries and live in the countries of Egypt and Brazil. You know
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  the Brix economy. China a fine face part and the international stage. And
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  they have migration from the all of the countries into the West, especially Europe
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  and the American southern and northern border, with migrants from the Americas and some
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  parts of the world. Couple who wage duprecision and over capacity in some sectors
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  and over consumption, under consumption and with fears in the capital h an investment
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  market where foreign capital a shifted or is shifting from one part of the world
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  from other countries two new ones. And with the world trade predominantly dominated by
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  Asian countries and the likes of China in the even those lurkish economy of Japan
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  hands our career, especially in the high tech semiconductor, robotics and artificial intelligence
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  and m HM. Couple with that m you've got the digital economy and or
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  digital transformation of the financial system and of commerce in general. And with the
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  rise of artificial intelligence, the domesticated ai as system are and the ambigents of
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  the verage of A and the fields and equally taking into consideration the companies and
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  the hedge funds or capital developing the artificial intelligence industries and their motives for profit
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  oriented for some addreds to humanitarian units. It's uncertain m hm. And you
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  got the electric market share and the electric cars and m energy and green technologies
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  industries, and uh, the ignorance of the population, the source industries and
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  UH their cup their market share huh. And the competition. And you have
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  the military industrial companies and various nations, particularly North Korea and Iran and allies
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  MKHM. You got the Pakistan, India, China, America, Germany,
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  Europe in particular France of Britain and Israel as well not and the competition of
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  the type of weapon grades and the market with this weapon dream you have show
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  political crisis and the fear of a big war, and with much military gadgets
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  and were chos, you know, the big chos, the tron industry become
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  become in the the gadget of war and with the Dela station they can bring
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  and and and the wars Gaza and Ukraine and Soudan and Africa, and the
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  potentious of some groups affiliated on terrorist groups with the military accent or the weapoint
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  do they have and the high seas a flisile threat through the freedom of navigation
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  HM and UH. Political leaderships you know, people that they elect into office
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  and the way the promises they make together elected and all right, how our
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  father we go are extremeed UH creates uncertive, create uncertainties. You have the
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  multi national our culture and organizations MHM with the H with the conflict of interest,
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  our alliances or allegiances on how to dominate to control and the fear of
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  losing losing such power to emerge emerging economies and emerging blocks like the bricks of
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  Russia, China UH, I think Saudi Arabia and Catariphic and Mistaken and Egypt
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  and Iran and South African and some Brazilians some countries that are willing to join
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  such blocks. And the the fear of sanctions, especially by the United States
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  and allies, and the campaign of dederalization, and the the swings ambivalence in
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  the new sources of currency money or tried with the big coins and dominating that
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  sector. And the the over capacity, the reduction in work office space and
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  lanking to work less hours. I'll spend less stand in the office and they
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  have their effects. It has a race died and especially the what's doing to
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  the Chinese economy in particular you re estate market and they made by countries to
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  post domestic market for domestic consumption, to power or diverse to find Oh,
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  it means they are local or domestic markets. All these creates our certainties.
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  And with Africa seeking a voice, with itself longing to manage his resources and
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  very sensitive to colonization and exploitation, underdevelopment, human capital flight, and countries
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  struggling with we infrastructural our structural adjustments coupled with corruption and poor governance, it
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  creates a certainties. Then the risk of pandemics, our global diseases, m
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  under population in developing in developed countries, and over population in developing countries with
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  low income and higher mortality rates, higher birth rate and remote poverty. I
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  need and more homelessness and my disease, and hardship and misery who they feel,
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  violence, conflicts and wars and terror, all the great uncertaintiest and with
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  the toxicity of the media in UH misinformation, disinformation, miseducation, proper gander
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  or toxic nationalism and and too much noise that creates a few more hete racism,
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  sexism, bigotry, and anti semitism, Islamic phobia, all this hi
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  based, destructive, uh malicious, and all these are the things you need
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  to be looking for during this year twenty twenty four and to be very careful
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  with proliferation of weapons and the destructiveness and the callousness and the humanity your cruties
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  and nomeness towards and the calamity it can cause the humanity. All these are
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  things that you need to look for. And you cannot forget the unions,
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  labor unions trying to unionize and findfully the right of workers exploitation and underpay.
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  And I think of the economy with no benefits now insurance and and we're gonna
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  create more dependency and pressure on social network of social welfare and social security that
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  and you're gonna feel higher powerty rate and depression and consumption and uh fallow in
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  a GDP and effects you're gonna have inflection or deflection and interest rights and the
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  price that locals or citizens will be expected to bear and the consequences of this
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  is gonna feel more hate and unemployment and the victimization. Our twenty fingers on
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  migrants, and this can lead to domestic anarchaio gun violence of mass students.
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  And you need to think about all these things and the realignment and moving from
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  uniu polarity to to multipolarity and the old economies the resisting emerging economies, and
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  you watch for the China twenty twenty five and moving from my industrial production of
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  factory based economy into a high tech developed and high quality economy. And in
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  the quantum and fission robotics and space technology or heavy machinery and nanotechnology, seem
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  conductors and supper conductivities, and this as all the the sectors MHM, that's
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  going to create a lot of conflict. Well, how nations and leaders and
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  people who maneuver our face and to still come together to face the impending crisis
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  of climate change or climate catastrophe or global women, depending on which political system
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  you call it would be very important. How despite all these differences, the
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  wolves still come together to find common ground in sports, in cultural exchanges and
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  basically command humanity. You know, think about compassions in party and and then
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  our brothers and sisters keepers. You know, how China can work together with
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  America despite their defenses and the defense, systems of politics and governance or traditions
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  or civilizations, and how India works together with China and Pakistan, then Iran
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  can find common ground with America and Israel. And how Russia can work with
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  America and Europe, and how they can work with the West and Muslims with
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  Christians, developed and undeveloping countries, very emerging countries, and and how the
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  global South can work with the global North it does the right time. And
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  how conflicts like the Taiwan issue gets settled and the way Ukraine gets satured.
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  And there is peace in the Horn of Africa and in the areas of Sudan
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  and Ethopia and South Southera and Africa, in the Congos, in Cameroon and
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  Sudan, you know, And how there is peace between Israel and Palestine,
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  lasting peace without terror. And the United Nations gets UH upgraded to represent the
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  global world and the voices of the global self. How the Security Council MHM
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  get gets revitalized. And the and the powers or the inability to passs in
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  good resolution are the counties of that by expanding HM and UH the Security count
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  Council. How the i AM I found the World Bank restructure itself and and
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  and how the work becomes more over the markets. How politics uh, it's
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  les about one person but about the people. And how the media navigates toxicity
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  and provocative reporting now propaganda and that faint height and violence. And how the
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  church or religion place a fighter role in consoling the needy and helping those in
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  it and making sure that humans don't go hungry. And there is the object
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  powerty in the world. And how the United Nation is able to fight pandemics
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  and countries coming together in terms of need. How humans developed and educational systems
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  are reinnovated or redesigned to accommodate the ativisial intelligence evolution or evolution for humans not
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  to be displaced by a division intelligence. We must take our distance into consideration,
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  you know, and we are just one. We live in one uh,
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  one world, one universe or one planning or one Earth. And how
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  we can dial down the politics the temperature MHM and our politicians are not so
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  divisive. How we can you know, and be more compassionate in our politics
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  and more civilized, more eclusive. And I will learn to imprint, to
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  imprint our ideas that impose ourselves on others. How we get past the serious
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  zero sum gain and get to understand the sovereignty of nations and that no matter
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  small the country, it's time that they have autonomy, agency and control themselves.
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  How women are free and children are saved from violence, abuse and crisis
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  of wars. And how developing countries are able to fight corruption, embezzlements and
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  draft of natural resources and waste or industrial waste and dumping of courts into developing
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  countries, and our countries reinnovate, innovate and invest in their people in research,
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  finance and development. All these things must be taken into into consideration.
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  And our women are led to lead and supported to lead. And how the
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  individual develop itself, seize itself and contribute to society. And how we reduce
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  waste and care for the planet. How we encourage cultural exchanges, h our
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  educational exchanges. It's very important. How we breache the gap between the super
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  wealthy or our rage or culture wealthy and and those in destitution, hopelessness,
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  hopelessness, helplessness, loneliness or wanted. I will create new industries that create
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  new jobs, sustainable jobs. I will give forums of entertainment for people to
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  seek me like men, meditation, exercise happiness. I will have people to
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  find purpose, to find motivation, inspiration, incentives and opportunities. Shall say
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  a lot about the world I were trying to bear. I would be abridges,
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  link nations, expand world markets, a rich humanity, and find the
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  poverty of mind, promoty of soul, pomity of the party, and poverty
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  of environment. It's very important how we improve the human condition, the human
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  situation, and the human circumstance. It's very important how we think of the
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  agent or the elderly, of the vulnerable. Now we respect the death,
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  their memories and their contribution. It's very important. HM. We must do
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  better to build a better world. We must train good leaders. We must
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  see positive intelligence politicians, positive humanity of positive humanitarian politicians. The first in
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  your politics and while affairs there are interested in diplomacy, in understanding the order,
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  filling out a person's pain again, risk, posity, mutuality, consensus,
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  breach, build in h and MHM. Being willing to cross the eye
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  and shake hands m h H. It's a maturity that the war expect from
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  politicians moving forward. That if politicians can be elected, not by promising doom
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  unto the other UH, demonizing UH seeking to indict or in prison their opponents,
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  our opposition, arrivals and mh you think there was a better place.
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  Each year brings new challenges and we should learn how to de escalate, not
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  escalate. It's very easy today to escalate and which be careful to expand sciences
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  and technology or AI into weapons. Take AI out of weapons of mass distortion.
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  Use AI to better the human condition, to cure diseases, create jobs,
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  create new opportunities in new ways. Use AI to expanding human life,
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  to human development, human experience. The US active his intelligence to increase depends
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  of humanity. The yeah, shall be your struggle. At the same time,
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  humans should feel empowered, should feel motivated and feel sufficient, feel adequate,
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  feel secured and not vulnerable or exposed to the dangers of humans or to
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  the dangers of nature. And humans should learn to work harder and smaller than
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  to depend on governments or agencies there are unwilling to pursue their conditions. Over
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  our reliance on government, the risk creating and impublished unless say unentitled or victimhood
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  society. Yeah, it's for these systems and government to give humans the ladders
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  of opportunities to help themselves two uh, to find themselves out of poverty,
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  hm out of destitution, out of dependency, and out of difficulties or challenges.
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  At the same times, they should be safety nets. Did the government
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  and the civil society should be willing to help those in need. At the
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  end of the day, some people need help, but you shall give help
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  where it still. And governments or system of governments should be very careful not
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  to create more poverty than the poverty that exists already, because in some societies
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  people are not poor of their making. People are poor because they're victims of
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  poverty and the system through racism, sexism, and begotry or true exploitation or
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  low wages. Some humans are poor not because of their making, but because
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  they are victims of the society or country, or family or neighborhood in which
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  they were born or live or educated. We must not create more poverty.
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  We must seek too, better than human condition. We must wish the best
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  for humanity, and we should be more positive and negative because every day in
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  life, today's better than tomorrow, two days better than yesterday, I'm sorry,
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  and tomorrow we always be better than today. But that cannot happen unless
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  humans make it possible. Yeah, we must have hope, must have purpose,
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  He must have ambition, He must have courage, He must have endeavor
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  and drive.