8. Manifest of the Future: The Path to Planetary Ethics and Global Democracy
- Mikey Miller
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The Last War: How the Electronic Technocracy Guarantees Peace
The history of humanity is permeated by war. Whether over land, raw materials, religion, or ideology – violence was the instrument of power distribution. In the age of Electronic Technocracy, however, war loses its purpose, its structure, and ultimately its raison d'être. Through a combination of planetary ethics, ASI-controlled security architecture, transparent conflict resolution via DDD, and a post-sovereign world order according to the World Succession Deed 1400, war is not only condemned, but made impossible – both technically and politically.
Why Wars Worked in the Old World
Wars thrived on scarcity. They arose where states or groups competed for scarce resources – be it food, energy, labor, or territorial dominance. In a system designed for competition, possession, and national sovereignty, war was an economic strategy – often even a means of power stabilization. Technology was always instrumentalized in this process: from arrows to atomic bombs, from propaganda to cyberattacks.
Even the so-called balance of terror (e.g., through nuclear deterrence) was only a temporary reprieve – not peace, but a cold stalemate.
The System Logic of the Electronic Technocracy
In the new model, the structural conditions for war no longer exist. There are no nation-states, no armies, no geopolitical borders, no exclusion of resources – but a planetary order that defines itself through participation, transparency, and collective intelligence. Conflicts still arise – for example, due to cultural differences, local resource scarcity, or ethical dilemmas – but they are no longer resolved violently, but algorithmically moderated and democratically resolved.
ASI as Peace Architecture
Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) is not a surveillance state, but a systemic conflict preventer. It detects tensions early, analyzes causes, offers solutions, and prioritizes de-escalation. Unlike human institutions, it knows no ideological filters, no feelings of revenge, no emotions – but only stability-optimized models of coexistence.
The ASI also manages all security-relevant infrastructures: energy, water, data, air traffic, medical systems. Sabotage is almost impossible due to decentralized protocols. Belligerent actions can no longer be financed, organized, or kept secret. There is no secret mobilization, no arms depots, no command chains in the classical sense.
Digital Conflict Culture Instead of Violence
Conflicts – whether between groups, regions, or cultural worldviews – are openly conducted on DDD platforms. Conflict is allowed, even desired. But instead of hatred, there are arguments; instead of escalation, there is simulation. Proposals are voted on globally, alternatives are calculated, compromises are made visible. Every person has the right to participate – but not to destroy.
Digital transparency is the key here: every action, every statement, every decision is documented and can be reviewed by millions of eyes. The stage of war transforms into an arena of reason.
Post-Military Security
The world of Electronic Technocracy does not need a weapons industry. Security arises not from armament, but from structural justice, global equality, and technologically secured integrity. Data is encrypted, energy decentralized, communication open – attacks on systems trigger immediate collective reactions.
Local security problems such as crime, extremism, or social instability are addressed through preventive measures, social inclusion, UBI, and reputation mechanisms. Those who plan violence lose reputation, access, participation – not through punishment, but through voluntary system exclusion based on collective agreement.
The Role of the Deed 1400
The World Succession Deed 1400 also makes war legally obsolete: Since all people and regions are equally participants in the planetary system, there is no legitimate monopoly on violence, no defense alliances, no claims to sovereignty. Instead, power is replaced by function – and this is always temporary, democratically legitimized, and technically verifiable.
The Deed guarantees that no group may exclusively control territories, data, or resources. This alone prevents one of the main causes of historical wars: unequal distribution.
Conclusion: Peace is Not a Utopia – But a System Function
The Electronic Technocracy creates a world where peace does not have to be negotiated, but has become self-evident. The technical, political, and social conditions make warlike actions irrational, inefficient, and socially unacceptable. War is not forbidden in this new world – but simply no longer possible.
Humanity leaves the age of violence and enters the age of system intelligence – supported by ethics, secured by technology, guaranteed by the planetary law of the Deed 1400.
