Sunday, September 4, 2011

A happy world


If the world was borderless there would be so much more land and resources for the world population to share. The shortages, poverty, wars, domination of one country over another for power is because of these boundaries which have created the same kings which we had in the past who wanted to just conquer and destroy and widen their territory. if you look at some of the nations who are the happiest you will find nations like Gautemala where 56% live in poverty but they have enough coffee, sugar and bananas to share,Luxembourg which has an army of 800 people and dont have a navy or airforce or Sweden where national taxes are most effectively used for peoples welfare and among other things the state provides universal tax-funded childcare, parental leave, health care, education (including university), retirement pensions and sick leave. In fact, most of the services for the public are free, so people dont crib about paying taxes or Iceland which makes very good use of its natural resource of volcanoes and geysers and makes electricity so cheap from geothermal power that countries like Africa and Australia send steel to be processed there. The country is a favorite stamping ground of artists and cultivates a creative spirit; the government supports writers with generous subsidies. Switzerland , one of the top garbage recyclers in the world (66% to 96% recyclable materials recycled). They achieve this by keeping recycling free, but asking money for regular garbage – thus giving people a financial incentive to recycle.they have high level of social tolerance and liberal values. teir streets, air and tap water are clean. But a country like US does not rank well in the happiness sclale and you need just loads to MONEY to be happy there. The people are 3 times richer than what they were in the 1950s there but happiness hasn't increased in this decade. Materialism is not the way to be happy. Optimum use and sharing and distribution of resources which nature has given to the borderless Earth in plenty and living sustainably while providing quality life to the population is the key to live healthy and happier lives. Living in RBE has to be designed around this because money cannot buy happiness. What is the ultimate goal of human life? Everyone wants to be happy, and happiness is certainly a missing factor in economic measurements like GDP and GNP. These well-established measurements are unable to define the level of happiness we attain through our economic growth and development.

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