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Prince Israel Zaar on: America Shall Not Be Afraid Of Multipolarity System · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Speaker 1: Where the world is going in this multi-polarity system. Is
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  Speaker 1: the belief all coming into terms that the dynamism of
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  Speaker 1: world power is changing not shifting but changing the United
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  Speaker 1: States of America is still the greatest power on planet
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  Speaker 1: earth and it's going to take time to replace America
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  Speaker 1: and no nation on this planet earth is willing to
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  Speaker 1: replace America so simple put America cannot be replaced the
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  Speaker 1: levers of power in America cannot be taken away or
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  Speaker 1: will never go away. But one thing is true. The
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  Speaker 1: dynamism of world power is shifting. Be it the unipolar
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  Speaker 1: system or the multipolarity system, America is still number one.
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  Speaker 1: America is here to stay. Power revolves around America. Countries
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  Speaker 1: shall juxtapose for positioning to be number two or number
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  Speaker 1: three or whatever numeration. By the end of the day,
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  Speaker 1: America will be number one. difficult to replace the dollar
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  Speaker 1: with the dollar comes the Western system the dollar is
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  Speaker 1: the soul of the world economy it took time from
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  Speaker 1: for the dollar to be where the dollar is today
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  Speaker 1: you cannot deconstruct the dollar from the world economy. The
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  Speaker 1: dollar is here. The dollar shall be here when all
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  Speaker 1: of us are gone. Again, just like America, some currencies
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  Speaker 1: shall be vying for second or third place. but the
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  Speaker 1: dollar cannot be replaced. And again, one thing is true.
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  Speaker 1: The American system of government, the democratic system of governance,
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  Speaker 1: the structuralization of power, the suppression of power, The decentralization
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  Speaker 1: of federalization of power is something of an American culture,
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  Speaker 1: political culture that cannot be taken away in the world.
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  Speaker 1: It is here to stay. And a system of governance
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  Speaker 1: of government shall be fighting or juxtaposing or juxtaposing for
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  Speaker 1: positioning as number two or number three. The American way
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  Speaker 1: of life is here. The American science and technology and
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  Speaker 1: creativity and invention and innovation and startup and carpenter, it's
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  Speaker 1: not going away. No matter what country, again, they'll be
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  Speaker 1: vying For second or third place. Or number one or
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  Speaker 1: number two. Again. No country on planet earth. Can replace.
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  Speaker 1: American capital. Or the inventiveness. Of the American people. Or the.
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  Speaker 1: Creative imagination. Of the American mind. Or. the innovation of
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  Speaker 1: the American will or the dynamism of the American system
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  Speaker 1: and the freedoms and liberties and the pursuit of happiness
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  Speaker 1: of her people. You take away America and the world
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  Speaker 1: falls apart or the world in itself is dead. America
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  Speaker 1: is the white and red blood cells of the universe.
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  Speaker 1: It might not be in the engine one day, but
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  Speaker 1: the system needs blood. Just like the system needs algorithms.
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  Speaker 1: It needs data. It needs engineering. It needs advanced technologies,
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  Speaker 1: advanced IPs or patents. or copyrights. The world economy needs
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  Speaker 1: an innovative mind, an inventive mind, and a creative mind,
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  Speaker 1: and a free mind. Such is America. America become that
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  Speaker 1: great that it can spare to have anybody as a president,
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  Speaker 1: and America has to be okay. Most countries must have
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  Speaker 1: the best of leaders, the most intelligent of leaders, or
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  Speaker 1: Something more to be viable or relevant or important. If
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  Speaker 1: America can have anybody in the presidency, then America will
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  Speaker 1: still be okay. Because America is an institution. It's a system.
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  Speaker 1: It's the people. It's something being one man or one
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  Speaker 1: woman or one group thing. Or one racial type. Or
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  Speaker 1: one ideology. Or one political party. Change. Is what is institutionalized.
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  Speaker 1: In the American constitution. The right to vote. To change leaders.
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  Speaker 1: As an American thing. That cannot be taken away. the
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  Speaker 1: American philanthropy, America's goodness in the world, American tolerance and
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  Speaker 1: compassion and sympathy, and the will to help humanity, a
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  Speaker 1: volunteerism of American spirit, a trust in the rights of
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  Speaker 1: humans and the liberties of people, in that freedom of navigation,
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  Speaker 1: or the free flow of finance and commerce, or ideas,
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  Speaker 1: or creativity, or imagination, or invention, or ingenuity. Those are
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  Speaker 1: quintessential American values. a right of expression to create and
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  Speaker 1: dedicate your mind to humanity, to be remembered, to be
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  Speaker 1: number one, to be strong and mighty and powerful, to
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  Speaker 1: stand tall and be brave and courageous. That's the American
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  Speaker 1: spirit that cannot be taken away. That faith of being,
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  Speaker 1: that purported Christian nation of the people are in God
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  Speaker 1: we trust. I do so swear. That constitutionality of being,
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  Speaker 1: that puritanism A constitutionality of pain. A puritanism state of pain.
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  Speaker 1: I think of heritage. Or ancestry. I think to the western.
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  Speaker 1: Go down south. To the plains of Texas. in the
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  Speaker 1: mountains of Colorado or into the deserts of Arizona. There's
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  Speaker 1: something called America. A land of the frontier. A pilgrim's pride.
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  Speaker 1: That country on the hill. That emancipation proclamation. That dream
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  Speaker 1: to be. That ideology of country. State to be. We
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  Speaker 1: the people. Of the greatest country on planet earth. We
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  Speaker 1: can never be replaced. We can never be second. We
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  Speaker 1: are number one. We work so hard. So intelligently. So wisely.
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  Speaker 1: And we dedicate ourselves to the universe. To push the envelope.
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  Speaker 1: To believe in something larger than life. Call upon to lead.
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  Speaker 1: Call upon to lead. That was the American spirit of
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  Speaker 1: we shall not let go. A country is dead to be.
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  Speaker 1: Who shall lead when America is not there? What language
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  Speaker 1: shall it be When it shall not be the English language.
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  Speaker 1: What poetry or prose or drama shall it be? If
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  Speaker 1: it's not Shakespeare or the great American writers. What will
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  Speaker 1: science and technology be without those great minds of the West?
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  Speaker 1: Or those philosophers that shape our thinking. Or those scientists
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  Speaker 1: that push the envelope of faith. Or those pioneers and
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  Speaker 1: inventors and innovators that give us this world that we
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  Speaker 1: live today. What would AI be without America? You name
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  Speaker 1: the technology. I'm made in America. It's the emblem. That
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  Speaker 1: time shall come. Some say it shall pass. But where
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  Speaker 1: shall it go? America is yet to start. But one
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  Speaker 1: thing is clear. Unipriority is not multipriority. We must learn
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  Speaker 1: to share that power. Sharing that power doesn't mean that
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  Speaker 1: we are not number one. We must share the responsibilities
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  Speaker 1: of the universe. We must share that expectation We must
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  Speaker 1: accept that rhythm of a shared future for a shared humanity.
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  Speaker 1: The East shall rise and the East shall not replace
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  Speaker 1: the West. But it shall be complementary. One thing must
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  Speaker 1: not replace the other. For everything is as important as
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  Speaker 1: everything else. That's my philosophy. Everything is as important as
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  Speaker 1: everything else. In their own ways, in their own kind.
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  Speaker 1: Everything has its own spark. Its own magic. Its own
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  Speaker 1: intrinsic value. Something that everybody needs. You have Elon Musk,
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  Speaker 1: just as you have Jason Han, or like Baidu, or Tencent,
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  Speaker 1: or Amazon. Complement, not to replace, but to work together
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  Speaker 1: with nations. Power is shifting. It doesn't replace America. But
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  Speaker 1: it makes us to live in a community of leaders.
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  Speaker 1: To live in the multi-priorities of things To accept the
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  Speaker 1: multi-priority of dispensation. To accept the multi-priority of geopolitics. To
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  Speaker 1: accept the multi-priority of the flow of goods and services.
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  Speaker 1: The transfer of resources. To accept the multi-priority of strategic
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  Speaker 1: autonomy for strategic sovereignty. In exchange for strategic minerals. Or
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  Speaker 1: critical infrastructure. The multi-priority of warfare. That's not how big
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  Speaker 1: or how strong you are. But it's asymmetric warfare. Or
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  Speaker 1: to accept the multi-priority of no war at all. Say
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  Speaker 1: no to war. And yes to corporations. for countries to
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  Speaker 1: lay their arms together and profit and prosper and flourish
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  Speaker 1: from their strength and learn from others to overcome their weaknesses.
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  Speaker 1: It's not the unique priority of domination, but the multi-priority
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  Speaker 1: of competition, of Contribution and consensus building. That's the new reality.
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  Speaker 1: And that reality. America must accept. In order to lead.
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  Speaker 1: We cannot fight ourselves. Against multi-priority. The body. And the mind.
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  Speaker 1: and the soul, and the ecology. It's a polarized system
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  Speaker 1: that the human being cannot escape. The moon is as
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  Speaker 1: vital as the sun, and the day is as vital
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  Speaker 1: as night. Nothing replaces the other. But some are important
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  Speaker 1: than others. But everything is as important as everything else.
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  Speaker 1: as a matter of degree, measurement, proportionality, and balance. The
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  Speaker 1: multi-party system is not a system of domination, but strategic
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  Speaker 1: competition and strategic leverages. There is something you have that
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  Speaker 1: I need. And there is something you need that I have.
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  Speaker 1: You cannot take it from me. You cannot negotiate a
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  Speaker 1: price for it. That's the new world. Not war and conquer.
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  Speaker 1: But cooperation and competition. Not dogma. But science and technology.
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  Speaker 1: Who shall lead but America? And we shall not rise
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  Speaker 1: by destroying others. We cannot stop others. That's a waste
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  Speaker 1: of time. We should build what we are good at.
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  Speaker 1: We should strengthen ourselves. Build from within. Restructure our system.
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  Speaker 1: To compete in a multi-parallel war. Re-varm our economy. Rebuild
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  Speaker 1: our infrastructure. And start to believe in science. Not the
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  Speaker 1: vagueness of religion. or traditions or cultures that are repugnant
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  Speaker 1: to natural justice or that are repellent to good conscience
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  Speaker 1: or civilized customs. We are the United States of America.
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  Speaker 1: We can learn to work and accept China or India
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  Speaker 1: or Russia or the bricks. We can live with Iran.
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  Speaker 1: Iran can accept Israel. America can accept Iran. North Korea
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  Speaker 1: can work together with South Korea. Taiwan and China can
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  Speaker 1: find peace. India and China can have fine peace. That
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  Speaker 1: one cannot escape. That one cannot escape China. That one
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  Speaker 1: cannot separate itself from China. Certain things are basic reality.
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  Speaker 1: China can, that one can just be autonomous like Hong
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  Speaker 1: Kong or Macao. Maintain its democracy. It's freedoms. It's way
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  Speaker 1: of life. Philippines can work with China. Japan can work
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  Speaker 1: with Asia, with China, Korea, Russia. Pakistan can work with India.
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  Speaker 1: America can find peace with Russia. The global south or
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  Speaker 1: the global north can find similarities. Europe can rebuild and
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  Speaker 1: get away from the old nostalgia. Being once great doesn't
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  Speaker 1: mean great unless you reinvent to re-innovate in order to
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  Speaker 1: compete and have your place in the multipolar system. The
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  Speaker 1: world was once driven by natural resources or cash crops
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  Speaker 1: or timber or coal and became the thing that the
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  Speaker 1: world was driven by oil and petrochemicals. Then came the
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  Speaker 1: multi-priority system. That the world shall be driven by critical minerals.
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  Speaker 1: Rare earth minerals. Data mine minerals. And artificial intelligence. Or
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  Speaker 1: the intelligence of things. The world is evolving in our
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  Speaker 1: own eyes. And the dynamics of power is shifting. the
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  Speaker 1: dominance of war is fading away. Civilizations are clashing and
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  Speaker 1: shifting like titanic plates. But the world can work together
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  Speaker 1: to accommodate one another, to find some consensus and breach
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  Speaker 1: the divide. and amend red lines or fault lines or
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  Speaker 1: cruel divides and overcome systemic discrimination or primitive cruelties of
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  Speaker 1: physical superiority. Multipolarity got nothing to do with the skin
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  Speaker 1: or the body. or the physical mass of matter. Multi-priority,
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  Speaker 1: stricto sensu intelligence base. Positive causality intelligences. Our competition is open.
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  Speaker 1: America can win, not through war, not through force, not
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  Speaker 1: through domination, or not through depletion, but through science and technology,
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  Speaker 1: through cooperation and consensus building, and accepting a changing world,
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  Speaker 1: and accepting the positioning of major powers, and accepting the
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  Speaker 1: yearning for nations and countries to take care of their
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  Speaker 1: own resources and develop themselves to alleviate poverty, to rebuild
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  Speaker 1: our crippling infrastructure, to stop corruption or exploitation, to prevent immigration,
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  Speaker 1: and make people to stay in their own countries and
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  Speaker 1: develop themselves and their nationhood. America can accept that. The
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  Speaker 1: old order changed hidden place to a new. As one
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  Speaker 1: could culture corrupt the world. I was said by Alfred
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  Speaker 1: Lord Tennessee. We must accept a changing world. We must
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  Speaker 1: not become obsolete in our old ways. The ocean is big.
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  Speaker 1: The world is big. Realities are endless. Innovations and creativities
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  Speaker 1: and inventions are endless. Create new things. Build new ideas.
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  Speaker 1: Compete in new territories. Not physical, not land. Compete for
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  Speaker 1: the goodness of being. For the positive productivity of being.
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  Speaker 1: For the positive causality in their liabilities of pain. For
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  Speaker 1: the compassion of pain. For sympathy for others. For the
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  Speaker 1: cause of peace and prevention of wars. For the old
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  Speaker 1: systems of humanity has been through many wars. We know
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  Speaker 1: history of death and war. and devastation. We know the
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  Speaker 1: cruelties of humans and racism and sexism. We know the
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  Speaker 1: inhumanity of adverse or toxic nationalism. The proposition is always
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  Speaker 1: for a better world. The proposition is always nations and
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  Speaker 1: countries working together. For such, it's a multi-priority system. Philosopher Prince.
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  Speaker 1: AI Intelligences Philosopher Prince Israel Zahar from the great city
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  Speaker 1: of Las Vegas. August 31st, 2026. Thank you.