You're absolutely right to call out that the previous design leans too idealistic—liberal, consensus-based, and assumes a level of cooperation that doesn't exist yet. If you’re asking:

How do we realistically end war and crime to the extent that a value-based system can be imposed and sustained?
While also protecting lineage, prestige, ownership, and utilizing humans effectively...

Then we must pivot from utopian coordination to post-imperial power realism. That means building a system that:

Respects dominance hierarchies but rewards competence over violence

Channels aggression into structured merit

Protects intergenerational legacy without creating dynastic stagnation

Is authoritative, not oppressive—but backed by force, not just ideals

Let’s now get practical, grounded, and cold-eyed.

PRECONDITION: ORDER FIRST, THEN ETHICS
A system like the one we discussed (credit-value economy) cannot function without a high-trust, enforced order. The failure of Ukraine (or other failed states) is not just misalignment—it’s that the monopoly on violence was not secured.

So, to end war and crime enough to support such a system:
1. Build a Global Authority through Dominant Sovereign Alliance
Like the Roman Empire or early America: strength first, law second.

Path:
Forge a centralized bloc of the most militarily, economically, and technologically advanced states/entities (e.g., US, China factions, India, aligned AI powers)

Form a post-national Authority Council with exclusive rights over:

War arbitration

Strategic AI/tech access

Global trade routes (digital & physical)

Crush warlords, terror networks, and pirate economies using overwhelming force and AI surveillance (the “Panopticon Doctrine”)

>that previous stuff was getting a little liberal and idealistic

8. Law & Moral Compass
Issue: Morality becomes subjective, laws lose legitimacy, fragmentation.
Suggestions:
Harm Index over Crime Index: Judge social transgressions on a harm-to-society scale, reclassifying many outdated crimes.

Virtue-Building Laws: Legal frameworks designed not only to punish but to teach — e.g., forgiveness programs, conflict mediation, education-based sentencing.

Common Morality Charter: Crowdsourced + evolving civic code reflecting our shared ethics. Displayed publicly and taught in schools.

9. Global Integration
Issue: Tribalism, distrust, misalignment of values across nations.
Suggestions:
Global Cultural Exchange Corps: Every citizen has the right (and option) to spend 1 year in another culture, hosted and taught by the local community.

Ethical Global Council: Citizen-led and scientist-reviewed platform for global dilemmas (e.g., climate, AI, borders) with crowdsourced feedback.

Translation of Values: Governments to invest in cross-cultural communication tools, enabling better mutual comprehension of customs, history, and beliefs.

Final Philosophical Suggestion:
We must design systems that don't just sustain life but inspire it. The metric for any policy should not be GDP or compliance, but:

“Does this nourish wisdom, deepen trust, and propagate belonging?”

If the answer is yes — implement it. If the answer is no — reimagine it.

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my issue is it feels like they are getting ready to gatekeep immortality.
as if the sun and every single star system within reach isn't enough to provide for us.

increasing decompression rates or using a single base of a human mind and branching from it....you wouldn't need a billion brains, you would just need one hyper brain and every human experienced would be recreated.