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Welfare focus instead of Capital
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/social-welfare-system.asp
The focus of our individual lives should shift to a socialist nature. This may be a way to improve the overall functioning of society.
What this requires: the collective sacrifice of the privileged class to dedicate their [TIME] and their [RESOURCES], at least 10% to the interconnected movement.
W.r.t all public and private processes; can we streamline the work altogether to make facilities that break the divide between public and private, thus creating more accessible resources to make individual lives better?
A focus on time, more than money; because giving without effectiveness does not lead to the change we need to create.
A lot of outcomes can be optimized if
- People started using their strengths to work on collective weaknesses.
- Interconnectivity is used to tie various problems to one another and improve collective welfare.
This starts by defining what welfare means to individual/groups of people
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I believe that welfare can be prioritized by starting to create well-defined systems of outreach that provide support to under-developed institutions and governmental programs for areas such as urban planning, sanitation, garbage disposal, environmental protection, political transparency, and overall efficient governance.
Interconnection is crucial here
- to map out individual motives to community programs that can help contribute to social causes,
- to connect collective disorders to individual sufferings.
A broader, open-ending view on reality is mandatory for this approach.
If each privileged/enthusiastic person can contribute ~3% of their daily time, i.e., 43 minutes, and take up work that fulfills them for their societal purpose, then can't we create opportunities for growth into a more sustainable society?
The greatest wealth that India possesses is a large group of educated, well-off youth who have spare time which can be invested in development.