The people will be able to propose and decide almost everything. Politicians, lobbying, and corruption will dictate the future no more. Increased transparency. Decisions are not made behind closed doors. There is a vastly greater array of opinions and minds contributing to the state and building the future Truly representative. The entire population is participating […]

Yes indeed; the Democracy Foundation has published the Constitution of Freedom, free to adopt or modify by any society. You can read it here.

Politicians, those who profit from the present situation, and extremists will probably oppose this idea. However, quality of life is an experience that is perceived as a whole. A person cannot live happily in an environment where everyone else is immersed in misery and poverty. People who benefit from the current situation should understand that […]

Special interest groups are influencing the government much more today than they would be in a direct democracy, by lobbying the government and giving money to the politicians to promote their interests and secure their future prosperity. In a direct democracy, this would not happen, as lobbyists cannot pay the millions of people to change […]

Capitalism, communism, socialism etc, are not forms of government. Those systems are economic systems, meaning they regulate how the wealth is distributed among the people.

Some people believe that it is easier to reach a consensus among a small group of elected officials than to find a consensus among a population, therefore a direct democracy would slow down progress. In a direct democracy, the sensitivity in detecting issues and responding to them is greater the more citizens participate. Every idea […]

Different access points will help those who want to participate but lack the knowledge, and provide education and support. Peer and communal collaboration will be actively encouraged. Through its simplistic approach anyone who is be able to to read and write will be able through a quick guided intervention to acquire the basic skills needed […]

People won’t be forced to vote daily and will have the option to select the subjects in which they will participate. Most, if given the choice of building their future, would grab the opportunity and exercise it frequently.

This fallacy is perpetuated by people who profit from the current situation. People are blindly fooled to believe that more democracy would impose a rule of a majority over a minority; while they are currently hopelessly controlled by the rule of the minority over the majority. People are much more sensitive to minorities than imagined. […]

This system is a change, and every change should be slow and planned; through a gradual transition, along with proper education, people would not only be capable to decide, but the richness and the multitude of ideas would be far greater than those of a few hundred individuals in most countries. People are diverse in […]