If God made you King of earth what's the 1 policy you would pass to change humanity?

[LordFall]

You get one policy to pass as the King or Queen of this hypothetical world government, what would it be and why? 

Edited 8 hours ago by LordFall

[Hojo]

All leaders of countries must sit in a room by themselves the entire time they are the leader. Information recorded and sent to them via a mail slot. Once a week they make an announcement to the people.

Edited 8 hours ago by Hojo

[PenguinPablo]

Free healthcare

[Breathe]

20 minutes ago, PenguinPablo said:

Free healthcare

Same here

[Thought Art]

Wake up lol

The problem is you realize anything like that would fail. That’s the basic premise of the movie Bruce Almighty. 

Edited 6 hours ago by Thought Art

[UnbornTao]

Being ruthlessly truthful with oneself as well as with others.

Of course, if you, as the legislator, can't abide by this rule yourself, then what's the point?

That's the rub.

[Ramasta9]

The Natural Sovereignty & Harmony Act

Humanity shall no longer manipulate, override, or artificially redesign nature.
All human systems of food, health, energy, land use, and governance, must honor natural law and work with the earth's intelligence, not against it.

Communities have the sovereign right to grow food, heal, build, and live according to regenerative natural principles, and using sunlight, living soil, forests, mycelium networks, water cycles, and the patterns perfected over billions of years.

All institutions must operate with complete ecological transparency:
no hidden chemicals, no concealed practices, no secret interventions,
and no actions that degrade the natural world or disconnect people from it.

Humanity's role is stewardship, not domination,
a helping hand to support life's natural processes,
never an attempt to replace or outsmart them.

 

[LordFall]

@Hojo Interesting one, why do you think that would make for better governance? Remove other incentives?

 @UnbornTao Sounds like universally applied rule of law to me.

 @Ramasta9 Classic but good one for balance.

[UnbornTao]

4 minutes ago, LordFall said:

 @UnbornTao Sounds like universally applied rule of law to me.

It may involve aspects of that principle, but it goes far deeper, not stopping at the social pretension of honesty. It's as if everyone on Earth were on Veritaserum all the time - well, sort of; that's just a caricature.

Nice pipe dream, though. Would make a great novel or something. Actually, the Pluribus show may be attempting to explore this idea from a certain angle.

[MightyMind]

The bill would mandate that every citizen must do a 5 day vipassana retreat per year, and everyday they must meditate 45min / 2x a day, vipassana style

Edited 5 hours ago by MightyMind