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Redesigning the 'Public Knowledge Circulation' -- A Concrete Blueprint for 'Make Science Great Again'

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Tatsuya Mori

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We Don't Have Time

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1. Bypassing the Cages of Functional Differentiation

The global crisis cannot be solved by existing elite-driven international institutions. They are paralyzed by functional differentiation and bureaucratic inertia, remaining structurally incapable of translating science into survival strategies. However, a platform like We Don't Have Time possesses the unique architectural potential to bypass these rigid cages and force a Global Emergency Declaration.

2. Making Science Great Again through Algorithmically Managed OS

To truly "Make Science Great Again," we must stop treating scientific data as mere commentary on our despair. We must elevate the strict ecological boundaries defined by institutions like the Earth Commission into non-negotiable, absolute code. We propose a cold, objective transition to an algorithmically managed economic model that directly embeds planetary boundaries to guide a stabilized reduction of material and energy throughput (Managed Degrowth). To fund this civilizational safeguard without harming citizens' livelihoods, we must execute a Stock-Based Resolution—levying a Cumulative CO2 Responsibility Tax directly on historical dirty assets.

3. A Youth-Led Global Citizens' Congress for Existential Risk Governance

Bridging advanced scientific exploration with radical democratic decision-making demands a new global architecture. We propose the institutionalization of a Global Citizens' Congress designed to govern multi-layered threats, including sustainable economic re-engineering and AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) tail risks. This congress must mobilize the deepest expertise of organizations like the Club of Rome and global scholars, yet grant absolute voting and decision-making power strictly to youth aged 15–35. By handing the steering wheel to the generation with the greatest stake in the future, we guarantee a governance model that refuses half-hearted political compromises.

4. Co-Creating the New Planetary OS

We Don't Have Time is not just a platform for reviewing the failing policies of the old world; it has the structural potential to become the incubator for this next civilizational framework. We invite Ingmar Rentzhog and this visionary community to review the blueprint for "Survival Redesign." Let us activate the public knowledge circulation and engineer our survival. Read the full specification sheet here: 👇
https://ttmori.substack.com/p/survival-redesign-a-blueprint-for


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