In this episode we look at some of the things that have categorised political movements and compare them to the World Federalist Movement, looking for what we are doing right and what we aren't.

Fair warning, this is alot of me and Shannon talking in tangents about the Lore around 40k, but I do try and keep it about the core concept of humanity working and fighting together against common threats.

This is part of a series where we explore fictional timelines of unification, and how they're envisioned in those situations. With all the weird fiction quirks involved.

In another largely academic pondering, Carla guides us through a paper written about the idea that we may not know if there had been entire industrialised civilizations before ours, provided they and been sufficiently early.

Join us as we try and understand a lot of what Carla says.

In a slightly more specific question, Carla approaches the topic of dealing with nuclear waste, and how we'd mark out a dangerous radioactive area so that a civilisation following ours wouldn't dig it up.

Its a much sillier episode than normal, but we all have alot of fun.

In this episode Shannon takes us through a discussion of Mazlow's Hierarchy of needs, and we reflect on each.

In this episode I discuss the Montreux Declaration, as well and the widespread conceptual support for World Federalism that followed WW2

Carla takes us through a discussion of the somewhat lacklustre, but thought provoking film known as Gattaca. Also Carla is crowed Queen of Women.

Shannon takes us through a discussion of Plato's Cave allegory, and we ad hoc an amazing intro, as well as fully voiced dramatic philosophical conversations!

In this episode we discuss our choices for global governance, in response to a question posed to us from a listener.

In this episode Shannon takes us through education, and it's role in society, as well as the UN's plan to develop it further.