 Originally Posted by NeoSioType
First off please note I don't really believe this. I'm just taking the "evil" side to raise some thought provoking questions and get similar replies. I guess most of it is sort of like darwin's survival of the fittest.
How to make a better world (after all the ends justify the means)
1. Execute criminals and any offspring they may have. Note that I'm thinking of immoral acts. Such as stealing or killing. Not neccessarily those who break petty govenment laws. Wait... we're going extreme so throw everyone in.
2. Make our own doomsday on purpose so that we can drastically cut population and more efficiently manage resources among the survivors.
3. Create a system to manage population. Two children for every two parents. If one dies prematurely, they may have another, or another family may have three.
4. Execute those who come to divorce and their children. After all if there vow is meaningless, what hope do they have for this "perfect world"?
5. Schooling will be closely managed. Those who fail school, fail life. Deal with it.
Of course all of this has to be done behind the scenes. If it appears one government is doing this that will be an image for rebellion. I was thinking along the lines of nanomachines. People will live in fear of people dropping dead all around them so these nanomachines will also erase memories.
feel free to comment, add on to, or reject this viewpoint (explain why).
Well... That's nice... But:
1) On all the execution-remarks: sounds to me like a well unthought-through comment. If you've studied anything on criminal or unsocial behavior, then you would've known that criminal acts, divorce, etc. are not solely dependant on the person him/herself, but largely on their upbringing, their environment, their peers, and their emotional state, then you KNOW that when such an act is done, it is not a fundamentally bad trait that person has. It can be changed. It can be fixed. Why take away the fundamental right of a person life that's necessary for a society to function normally, when there's a treatable condition that that person has?
That's exactly why I think prisons and executions are bogus ideas: they completely miss the point, and ignore the REAL problem that's going on, and its solution. In stead, they substitute for that the easy way out: just get rid of the person in question, and your problem is solved...
And yet, the REAL problem is simply that people aren't coached enough to deal with the things they encounter. In this case, therefore, not the people are at fault, but the system, combined with their upbringing. Two things we could easily fixed.
Two quick things for you to check out:
Ever read about the "Lucifer effect"? Check it out...
Ever heard about the "Fast Track project"? Check it out...
2) School isn't everything. Deal with it.
School, for one, isn't about intelligence, or creativity, or inspiring people in following their passion, or remotely encouraging people to do good stuff for society, or even about shaping the persons' skills to work in society as a whole (i.e. personal finances, social skills, etc.). It is just about putting you full of information that the state thinks you need to have to be a "well-rounded individual". Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Knowledge and specialization is necessary, true... But the engine of development, of progress, is NOT knowledge. It is most of all creativity, REAL intelligence (not "Hey, I remember which city that is, I must be smart!").
I'm sure there's more I could tell... But let's just keep it at this for now. I'm not very enthousiastic about this discussion anyways... The entire idea seems rather unthought-through.
But oh well...
Have a nice day, anyhow! ^^
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