Set Minds Free

This is a work of sociopolitical philosophy, arguing against uncritical tribal thinking, positioning Enlightened Populism as a prerequisite for direct democracy, social justice and global unity. The book starts with enabling Enlightened Populism, disabling indoctrination, achieving global unity, and it ends with an AIDOP (AI Debates on One's Publications) session on its first three chapters.
Self-help, leadership, economics, current events and international relations are among the themes tackled in the book.
Key takeaways from the first chapter:

• Enlightened Populism is more than a political philosophy; it is a behavioral pattern of communication. It involves listening to multiple experts, trying to understand how they reached certain conclusions and investigating the information to discern the truth.
• People around the world need to realize the simple fact that a piece of land does not have a religion or ethnicity.
• Catastrophic climate change consequences are already knocking the door, a unified response through a world government is desirable on both fronts of mitigation and adaptation.
• Enlightened Populism does not rely on popular charismatic leaders; it may only work if it is practiced by the masses. The same can be said about establishing a global government, it may require multigenerational efforts but it must be a bottom-up transition.