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IsraelBernd2025-11-23 15:59:37 · 7mnNo. 351218reply
You are now in charge of your country and your mission is to completely reconstruct it.
What changes do you make?, how do you make sure they stay after you're gone?
What type of governance do you impose?
TexasBernd2025-11-24 15:55:13 · 7mnNo. 351239reply
I follow the tutorial:
FinlandBernd2025-11-24 20:39:45 · 7mnNo. 351247reply
Leave the Eurozone, harsher criminal justice system, abolish conscription, implement workfare style welfare, institute eugenics
IsraelBernd2025-11-24 20:50:21 · 7mnNo. 351249reply
what do you mean by "workfare Style welfare"?
HungaryBernd2025-11-24 20:57:18 · 7mnNo. 351250reply
I have to think some of OPs question but here's something in the meantime.
Played Democracy 3 some times ago.
1. Do good stuff just before election. Sadly people forget everything quick and won't like you for it if you do these early.
2. Do bad stuff after elections. Fortunately people forget everything quick so it won't burden you next election.
People get used to things. If everything excellent soon it will be the norm, and it will be hard to do excellent things and this will lead to your downfall. Same with bad, if everything is horrible that will be the norm and if you do something mildly good thing, they'll think this is the best thing ever and they'll love you for it.
Or as Machiavelli put it: better be feared than loved, for people forget the kindness quick, and can mellow the cruelness with small gestures.
IsraelBernd2025-11-25 07:42:17 · 7mnNo. 351288reply
The real question is, do we create a middle ground, or do we go from shit to good to shit?
FinlandBernd2025-11-25 10:28:15 · 7mnNo. 351292reply
the unemployed would be given public sector jobs, like in Denmark
HungaryBernd2025-11-25 11:07:09 · 7mnNo. 351294reply
I thought a bit, and I'm surely change the "healthcare" and education.
We are the most unhealthiest people in Europe. While the institutions and healthcare sucks, even if we sunk double the amount won't fix shit. It's the people's mindset. To change this, how they view their health and how they live their lives, their lifestyles... it cannot be done. They do what they do, they do what they grew up with, what they are used to. It takes a whole lotta willpower to change it. Impossible task.
So I'd change the education. How bodies will turn out in our adulthood depends on how we grow up. No sitting at desks whole day in school. More training and sports, outdoor activities. These don't just train body, but good for coordination, and personal interactions, can build teamwork too, and also offer competitive experiences.
Healthier diet, less processed, and less carbs (I don't think dropping carbs entirely is a good idea tho), more meat, diary, nuts, vegetables, and fruits (carbs), only some grain and tubers (but these are needed too).
Instead of filling their heads with data, I'd aim to teach them how to learn. Children are naturally curious about the world (typical why? why? why? questions to their parents), this curiosity needs to be nurtured. So they'll grow up that seeking answers is a natural thing and give them the tools to acquire information. How to use information sources, books, libraries, internet, AND the educational system.
Build education for a lifetime. Humans can learn for many decades, it's a lifelong process. So don't just cram all that into childhood, it's useless since most of the children learn only the fraction of that. On the other hand they learn to hate school, teachers, and learning.
Anyway raising children into grownups who pursue active lifestyle and mindful about their diets, and who are oriented to learn new things.
I would not expect 100% success stories but damn sure would get a better "livestock" in a generation than what we have now.
I think this would need about 30 years, from there it could be self-sustainable if the new generation finds it a good idea to preserve it. If not, well I could not stop them.
 
>Leave Eurozone
So get the old currency back? What was it?
 
That is a real question for sure.
FinlandBernd2025-11-25 15:35:51 · 7mnNo. 351297reply
it was called markka after the german mark but the nme is not important, what's important is having your own monetary policy
RussiaBernd2025-11-25 17:40:17 · 7mnNo. 351306reply
Impose meritocratic goverment.
Revoke common right to vote on elections, now people need to deserve it by passing an exam on political and economical knowledge then an exam on knowledge of what elected parties and their candidates stand for and then pay a small fee (about 5000 roubles).
What politicians say and do is tracked: if some politician promised to make something it is recorded on their personal page on a govermental website with a status if this promise was fulfilled or it was a lie.
State in Constitution that people are not equal and also that men and women are not equal, therefore both have different sets of priveledges and duties.
Close Ministry of Sport. Redirect money into Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education.
Renovate military factories and army if it is required then abolish conscription.
Ban alcohol.
Ban cigarettes, vapes and the like.
Ban rap music.
Ban anime.
Ban all religions.
Include Quaran in the list of banned extreemist literature.
Deport all jews to Israel.
Forbid people of jewish descendancy up to 4th generation to work as polititians or other positions of power such as policemen, soldiers, govermental angents and the like. (I'm not racist, but I'm very paranoid)
Deal with armenian diaspora.
Change laws about citizenship. Now person born in the country don't receive citizenship at birth, but have a special status instead. Such person can freely live in the country, but at an age of 17 years have to consciously make a decision if he/she wants to receive citizenship after they are given a lecture on the implications of this and then pass the same conditions as the foreigner that wants to become a citizen, otherwise receive an indepth practical lessons on survival in the wilds during a full next year and then be sent to a "free zone" somewhere in Syberia or leave abroad if they have required documents in the foreign country or to their relatives abroad on decision.
Reform educational system. People go to school at the age of 8 and stay for 5 years where they are taught how to write and read, basic math, geometry and physics, how to cook and constructing things and general information about the world; the focus is to give the person a general understanding of the world which have practcal benefits and basic skills to sustain himself/herself by removing specialized lessons like music or art l. After school person have the right to go to college for next 2 or 3 years, depending on the profession they teach, to receive a specialized education aimed at giving the person necessary skills for performing a specific job or range of jobs. Universities are reserved for people past the age of 17 and specialized towards jobs with high responsibility, such as medical professions like surgeons.
HungaryBernd2025-11-25 20:39:58 · 7mnNo. 351312reply
>important is having your own monetary policy
I agree with this. Some caveats tho. We still have the HUF but it's pegged to Euro. So our monetary policy has its limits.
Something fun:
Here on the left-liberal side of politics there are two popular notions:
1. The glorification of the so called "Scandinavian model".
2. Wanting to swap HUF to Euro.
They never realize Scandi countries all preserved their own denominations. Except Finlan.
ArgentinaBernd2025-11-26 23:31:27 · 7mnNo. 351337reply
The complete balkanization of my country.
The reasoning behind it is the following: The majority of voters are uninterested about their local political landscape, only concerned about the President and its reforms. This produces an enviroment where even the governors (State officials, highest position in each state) aren't held accountable or not given enough pressure to ensure the potential growth of their provincias (States).
If the country is balkanized, therefore their local political landscape will transform into national one so in turn people will take a more active approach in their communities (By protesting more often or having a harsher judgement of those whom they locally vote). You could also argue that this fixes a lot of the problems left unresolved by our current federalist system.
HungaryBernd2025-11-28 07:30:41 · 7mnNo. 351373reply
We have election next spring.
Basically all issues revolve around EU in some way.
Orbán & co. telling us they are "sovereignists" and how important it is. They are the loudest to push the EU level issues.
United KingdomBernd2025-11-28 15:06:47 · 7mnNo. 351383reply
if people are passive, they won't do anything, including balkanization. Make this idea more popular by promoting local flags and local culture different from the national
IndiaBernd2025-11-28 17:13:28 · 7mnNo. 351388reply
South AfricaBernd2026-02-16 20:43:37 · 4mnNo. 356394reply
Without prevention of crime every state has nature of being bombed.
South AfricaBernd2026-02-16 22:29:17 · 4mnNo. 356397reply
Understanding the nature of justice is way stronger than any physical weapons.
It can destroy every sinful state and country.
South AfricaBernd2026-02-16 22:46:00 · 4mnNo. 356398reply
Account intelis animals apparently from humans.
 
Account intelis psychopaths apparently from humans.
 
Intelligence of Psychopaths Compared to the General Population
Psychopathy is a personality disorder characterized by traits such as lack of empathy, manipulativeness, superficial charm, and often antisocial behavior. There is a common misconception that psychopaths are inherently more intelligent than average, but research provides a more nuanced picture:
 
1. No Consistent Evidence of Higher Intelligence
Multiple studies have found no reliable evidence that psychopaths possess higher intelligence than the general population.
Psychopaths are not necessarily smarter; their cognitive abilities tend to be average or sometimes below average compared to non-psychopaths.
2. Cognitive and Brain Differences
Psychopaths may have differences in brain connectivity and function, particularly in areas related to emotional processing and impulse control.
These neurological differences do not equate to higher intelligence but may contribute to their manipulative and cunning behavior.
3. Misconceptions About Psychopaths
The stereotype of the "highly intelligent psychopath" is often reinforced by media portrayals but is not strongly supported by scientific data.
Psychopaths can be skilled at deception and manipulation, which may give an impression of cleverness, but this is distinct from general intelligence.
4. Research Findings
Some research suggests psychopaths may have specific cognitive strengths, such as in executive functioning or risk-taking, but these do not translate to overall superior intelligence.
Meta-analyses show that psychopathy scores do not correlate positively with IQ or general cognitive ability.
5. Summary
Psychopaths are not inherently more intelligent than other humans.
Their behavioral traits may create an illusion of intelligence due to manipulative skills, but intelligence as measured by standard cognitive tests is generally average or below average.
If you want, I can provide more detailed scientific studies or explanations about the cognitive profiles of psychopaths.
HungaryBernd2026-02-17 08:38:04 · 4mnNo. 356407reply
As a relevance to the thread this is interesting. How to handle crimes and justice.
Tho European legal systems are shaped centuries from the Salic Law. Long tradition and practice.
HungaryBernd2026-02-17 08:38:25 · 4mnNo. 356408reply
Perhaps even from Roman Law.
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