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These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.

Masters of a Broken World

Once upon a time, in a distant corner of the world, there existed two small nations: Atheira and Veldorn. Their leaders, King Elros of Atheira and Queen Seraphine of Veldorn, were ambitious visionaries. They shared a secret ambition—to rule the world, not just as individual rulers of their modest lands but as the supreme overseers […]

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Beyond Power: Measuring Government by the Happiness of its People

When we think of a government’s success, it’s easy to focus on the tangible symbols of power—wealth, influence, and military might. These are the towering monuments that catch the eye, like mountains rising majestically on the horizon. Yet, much like barren peaks, they offer little nourishment to the valleys below. True success in governance is

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Guardians of Society: The Sacred Duty of Political Leaders

As social beings, humans naturally seek an orderly structure, one thoughtfully designed by the Almighty. To protect this divinely ordained system from the potential misuse of our free will, we have established collective mechanisms, giving rise to politics and governments. The primary purpose of a government is to safeguard the life, property, and dignity of

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Seeds of Discord: The Perils of Political Maneuvering Without Morality

Transformation stems from wisdom and ethics, not from political maneuvering. The chaos crafted by today’s political leaders is a testament to this truth. Imagine a garden, lush and vibrant, symbolizing a society nourished by knowledge and morality. Each flower represents an idea nurtured by wisdom, while every tree stands tall with the strength of ethical

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Youthful Innovation: Reimagining Society

In most societies, youths are the largest demographic. They are often the ones who embrace new ideas and innovations, while many older individuals cling to traditional and old ideologies. When a new concept emerges with valid reasons for change, it is typically the youth who are the first to accept and adopt it. However, older

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Cultivating Nations: The Organic Evolution of Political Systems

Political systems cannot be whimsically shaped because building a nation is akin to cultivating a garden. They must naturally evolve within their historical context and be nurtured accordingly, as exemplified by European history. Cultivating a prosperous nation necessitates starting from the grassroots, as taking shortcuts skips vital stages of natural growth and adaptation. Similarly, to

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Divine Governance: The Sacred Responsibility of Political Authority

Political authority is not a mere privilege but a solemn responsibility, a test ordained by the Almighty. Just as worldly possessions are subject to Divine scrutiny, so too is political power, ensuring fairness and justice. Leaders ought to perceive themselves as stewards of the Almighty, dedicated to serving rather than dictating to their people. Their

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Building Bridges, Not Barriers: The Politician’s Creed

Politics, at its core, embodies humility, akin to a delicate tapestry where threads of truth and falsehood weave together to form the fabric of society. Claiming absolute correctness or shunning opposing perspectives is akin to pulling at these threads, unraveling the intricate unity within communities. Instead, politics thrives on the diversity of individuals, leaders, and

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