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I’m glad you like the core idea of uniting the planet under a single unified structure for the overall wellbeing of humanity. If you found the story a little choppy in some places regarding personal relationships of the main character, you may want to read my first novel, The Bachelors of Egypt. It is often described as character-driven or dialogue-driven, contemporary or historical fiction, depending on how you look at it. It is mostly told in the first-person point of view, political campaigns are not central in it, yet it also involves competing perspectives on multiple issues. In Philosophical Debates with AI and Ideas that Survived AIDOP, I applied a framework I created for content creation called AIDOP (AI Debates on One’s Publications), and discussions around the applicability and form of world governance are definitely included among these debates. All of my books, including Enlightened Populism and My Interview with ChatGPT are currently available on Booksprout, and Ideas that Survived AIDOP is available for free as an eBook through my website and Google Play… hopefully, one of them will be among your favorites and get a 5-star rating. The idea of a global government is indeed achievable; Global Justice might be memorized as a novel that helped push the idea into mainstream discourse and you might be remembered as one of the early adopters.
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Jun 01, 2026 02:08PM
I’m glad you like the core idea of uniting the planet under a single unified structure for the overall wellbeing of humanity. If you found the story a little choppy in some places regarding personal relationships of the main character, you may want to read my first novel, The Bachelors of Egypt. It is often described as character-driven or dialogue-driven, contemporary or historical fiction, depending on how you look at it. It is mostly told in the first-person point of view, political campaigns are not central in it, yet it also involves competing perspectives on multiple issues. In Philosophical Debates with AI and Ideas that Survived AIDOP, I applied a framework I created for content creation called AIDOP (AI Debates on One’s Publications), and discussions around the applicability and form of world governance are definitely included among these debates. All of my books, including Enlightened Populism and My Interview with ChatGPT are currently available on Booksprout, and Ideas that Survived AIDOP is available for free as an eBook through my website and Google Play… hopefully, one of them will be among your favorites and get a 5-star rating. The idea of a global government is indeed achievable; Global Justice might be memorized as a novel that helped push the idea into mainstream discourse and you might be remembered as one of the early adopters.
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