If given the right social environment and standards of living, Mankind can and will elevate itself to the standards of respect and goodness often euphorically described by so many intellectuals throughout our known history.

Everyday we are witness to people's genuine generosity and gratitude in the mist of horrors the news and social media freely delivers to our laptops and smart phones.

But the fact that we all still deeply believe and seek the universal happiness of all mankind, here through Asgardia among other means, just proves the persistence of such innate roots.

It is not easy to elaborate on a yet other euphoric platform of how Mankind should be. For such ideologies can be found by the dozens, be it in libraries or on the Internet.

I propose a distinct and yet old and proven approach by some of our ancestors and believe we can begin it in two simple steps:

- RESPECT: From our parents and our children to everything that surrounds us. Understanding that every child in society is our own child and every parent is our own father and mother. That trees and rocks carry within them the spirits and remains of our ancestors, and as such will one day carry our spirits.
Also respect towards ourselves and how we care for our own body and soul without falling into the usual traps of overindulging be it in food or in sports.

Lastly respect for anything that has a conscience as explained by Alan Watts ("whatever has a reaction to an action such as the sound a rock makes when hit with another rock" -paraphrasing).

- SELF GOVERNANCE: For a long time governments have taken the role of a strict father figure and the markets try to tell us what we need to be happy. For centuries Mankind believed that religion mostly dictates Morals in our societies.
Today we know and fully understand that our Morals are much more innate to us than our religion; that the governments and markets covertly tend take advantage of their citizen when it serves them.

But somehow we all tend to have the same important Moral standards regardless of our religious beliefs, our governments, markets or our geographical ways of life as argued thoroughly and in dept by Sam Harris among many others.

These universal Moral standards are a great blueprint for a self governing society where you can do anything you want as long as you do not bring harm to anything or anyone around us.

The Native Americans were said to think about the consequences of their actions for the next seven generations that would come after them before deciding if their decisions were sound.

I would say such measures applied individually in our everyday lives could help us all to be the best Mankind can be.