ALIENS DO NOT EXIST. THE PEOPLE ALIENATE THEMSELVES.

So-called "global governance" is merely attempting to fill the gap left by the absence of world government.

Do we limit our potential for advancement by this fractured world order, or do we make progress faster by unifying our efforts?

We do not have to be limited by the national system any further. Let us Think Globally and Act Globally.

Cosmopolitanism is not some state of exclusive moral enlightenment that only some will attain; rather everyone should and must become a cosmopolitan.

To fit the definition of world government as set out in previous papers, the global institutional structure should at a minimum incorporate these features.

A high-level theory of a historical shift, in which unity and universalism can be expected to follow as part of a trend away from group dominance towards equality.

The potential of world government requires a paradigm shift in thinking, and we should embrace that shift rather than limit the potential.

The differences of identity are human constructs and can just as well be undone by humans. We need to stop pretending to be different.

A major policy issue of today where world unity holds great promise but has not yet been considered.

Group rights entail not a maximalist conception of sovereignty but reasonable rights under global authority and regulation.