Government

Collect as much data as possible. This is because without information, we cannot make a top N query. For example, we want to find the best matching car based on budget, color, and other parameters. We need to collect data from car manufacturers, dealers, and other sources. This is essential to know what to do next. Data can be collected by any organization, university, or individual. The more data we have, the better our chances of finding a solution. Restricting one organization from collecting information is censoring that organization. It doesn’t matter who has censored the information — it could be the organization itself, the government, or any other entity. Why do we need an organization or corporation without any information stored or without any function performed on that information? ...

The term “secular” is defined as “of or relating to the worldly or temporal,” “not overtly or specifically religious,” “not clerical,” “not bound by monastic vows or rules,” “occurring once in an age or a century,” “existing or continuing through ages or centuries,” or “of or relating to a long term of indefinite duration.” If everything has to be secular, then one must be non-secular! But then how can secularism itself be indefinite and/or long-term, or occur once in an age or a century, or continue through ages or centuries, etc.? But what if the secular suddenly becomes anti-non-secular? Murder it and/or censor it? ...

If the government is the one that implements the law, why they force me to pay tax? Based on the definition of the government, tax is not essential unless to pay salary of the government as an organization like any other organization. Well, they collect taxes to fund businesses that provide products or services for me! By assumption, if the government didn’t do this, I would go directly subscribe to these services myself. For example, I could subscribe to a provider to maintain my garden or another to collect garbage. This approach has benefits: It gives me choice, allows me to spend more efficiently, and I can change the provider if I’m not satisfied with their service. Just look for subscriptions which makes more sense. ...

All the wealth between earth and the skies belongs to one, and you requested that this entity replace another’s name with yours. Such an act requires a sacrifice, unless you borrow from this being which entails returning it within 90 minutes. This one has sacrificed everything for his true followers—those that don’t sacrifice on other names. These followers exchanged sacrifices in the market, where you, having nothing but what had already been sacrificed. The covenant lasted only 90 minutes, and you have returned it all. Return it! Either by being sacrificed under someone else’s name or by sacrificing in one name. ...

In a society that naturally aims for balance and stability, both the government and individuals have important roles to play. The system will naturally evolve towards a fair and orderly state and it can be peaceful depending to the direction taken by the government. By understanding and embracing these roles, societies can achieve a state where laws are respected, governance is accountable, and everyone can grow individually and as a society by using the full capacity of each and every individual. ...