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1. Cons. Debating
COFE Conference
INFO on Consensual Debating
The consequences of adversarial debating
Improved Debating with Yellow Stickers
POLIS – Digitized Yellow stickers
Digitized Structured Content
Consensual Debating for all levels of governance
Digital Assistants in Consensual Debating
POLIS on Consensual Debating
POLIS examples
2. Values & Resp.
INFO on Values and Responsibilities
Human Values
Human Responsibilities
POLIS on Values and Responsibilities
21. Democracy reform starts with values
22. Britain’s laws must be consistent with values
23. Values best describe us as humans
24. Values need to be re-examined
25. Values must be observed by every culture and race
26. Democracy must balance rights and responsibilities
27. Every gender or race is responsible for social cohesion
28. Social solidarity should balance rights of migrants and local population
29. There should be no tolerance for intolerance
3. Cons. Democracy
INFO on Consensual Presidential Democracy
Consens. Presid. Democracy
Balanced Rights & Responsibilities – Pillar 1
Political Consensus – Pillar 2
Deep Decentralization – Pillar 3
AI-assisted Governance – Pillar 4
Reforming Democracy
Why is Democracy Failing?
What kind of Democracy?
New European Democracy
Inspirations for Democracy
How to Improve the British democracy?
Quantum Encryption for Digital Voting
Could Blockchain Voting Fix Democracy?
POLIS Topic: Consensual Politics
31. Citizens must participate in governing
32. New long term policies must be debated by Citizens’ Assembly
33. Politicians’ power must be balanced by Citizens’ Chamber
34. Laws passed by Parliament must have double majority
35. Single party’s majority is not enough to pass law
36. Consensual Politics needs an ‘independent’ arbiter
37. Democracy needs a mechanism to quickly repel bad law
38. New Democracy needed to fight existential risks
39. Technology-enhanced debates
4. Citizens’ Assemblies
INFO Citizens’ Assemblies
What are Citizens’ Assemblies?
Selecting members of a Citizens’ Assembly
Referendum versus a Citizens’ Assembly
Citizens’ Petitions
AI-supported Petitioning
From Citizens’ Assembly to Citizens’ Senate
Citizens’ Senate – a Key Part of CSD
Selecting members of a Citizens’ Senate
Elections to the Citizens’ Senate
Election to the Nations’ Chamber
Conclusions on Citizens’ Assemblies
Advantages of Citizens’ Assemblies
Disadvantages of Citizens’ Assembly
TOPICS Citizens’ Assemblies
41. Citizens’ Assemblies for a new democracy
42. Citizens’ Assembly is more representative
43. Citizens’ Assembly motion must be binding
44. UK Parliament must have a Citizens’ Chamber
45. Candidates for Citizens’ Assemblies
46. Selection of Citizens’ Chamber members
47. Citizens Assemblies are better than referenda
48. Citizens Petitions should be debated by Citizens’ Assemblies
49. Citizens’ Assemblies reduces risk of corruption
5. Federation
INFO on UK Federation
The Final decade?
Should the UK federate?
Convincing the UK voters on the need to federate
Scenario 1: Fast Track UK Transition into a Federation
Transition Period – Stage 1
Transition Period – Stage 2
Scenario 2: An orderly UK Transition into a Federation
Scenario 3: The UK desintegrates
UK Federation set up
Options for UK Transition into a Federation
POLIS on UK Federation
51. UK must act on global existential threats
52. Pace of change is nearly exponential, so UK must act fast
53. Stop AI taking control over humanity’s destiny by 2030
54. Conf. must be transformed into UK Constitutional Assembly
55. UK must choose ‘quick and dirty’ way to federate by 2025
56. UK Federation must become decentralised shallow ‘mini-State’
6. Constitution
INFO UK Constitution
POLIS on UK Constitution
7. Parliament
8. Elections
9. Head of State
INFO on UK President
POLIS on UK President
91 UK must have a President
92. The UK President must be elected in pan-European elections
93. President must have strong powers and strict accountability
94. President must be the head of government
99. President’s executive orders
Video & Events
Reforming Democracy
Re-assembling Britain
Consensual Debating for Consensual Democracy
Citizens Assemblies For Future of Europe Conference
Campaign for a citizen-led Conference on the Future of Europe
European Federation by 2025
Conference on the European Democracy
Democracy for a Human Federation
Superintelligence
Who could save Humanity from Superintelligence?
The accelerated pace of Artificial Intelligence in the Post-pandemic World
Work and life style in the age of Superintelligence
Business of the future
The accelerated pace of Artificial Intelligence in the Post-pandemic World
Business Sustainability in the Age of Exponential Change
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