The article discusses the urgent need for principled political renewal based on a self-sovereign philosophy. It argues that without this, society will face increased surveillance and control, as well as ongoing conflict. A foundation for political sovereignty must be developed from the ground up, emphasizing the importance of individual agency in creating robust societies. The article highlights Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008/2009 work, which challenges traditional banking and advocates for decentralized systems, representing a shift towards individual sovereignty. Emphasizing a balance between tradition and scientific progress is also crucial for civilizational renewal.
Without principled political renewal stemming from a self-sovereign political philosophy, we should expect increased surveillance and control alongside the normalization of war.
To achieve political sovereignty, it must be cultivated from the ground up, requiring active participation of sovereign individuals in harmonious societies.
Satoshi Nakamoto's work in 2008/2009 questioned traditional banking systems and laid the groundwork for individual sovereignty through decentralized financial systems.
The friction between tradition and science must be addressed to facilitate the renewal of civilizations and their political structures.
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