Scientific State

 

 

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Written by Muhammad Natsir Tahar

The state can run scientifically if the political elements in it can be canceled. They lie about democracy. They laughed at Machiavelli. They released melodramas and bought up all the protagonist roles. Even the opposition is just a delayed oligarchy. They will be the same, until proven otherwise.

Too strong political oligarchic interference can cause the country to go the other way: towards a dystopia. Politics has even been uprooted from its etymological roots for a long time, about the Greek version of the city's dream or the Roman version of ars politica which means proficiency in state matters.

Maybe even the political dictions of this century are like a euphemism behind the collective nature of the circus way to maintain or take power.

Or when political humans who are piggybacking and being supported by the state create their own theory of truth.

In a real democratic orchestra, absurdity is no longer seen as flawed: dynasties, feudalism, paternalism, ethnocentrism, individual cults and other non-ethical forms that make democracy just a brand to hide the oligarchy.

The state must be cleansed of the political roots of oligarchic power with a set of erroneous theories that are far from essential. We can hold two political concepts.

First, the classical view of Aristotle which states that politics is used to achieve a universal good which is considered to have a higher moral value than interests outside it.

Second, Max Weber's modern view, that politics is everything related to the administration of the state. He sees the state from a static formal juridical point of view and introduces an ideal form for a modern and rational state.

Aristotle's concept requires state administrators who are wise and have high morals and Weber wants the state to be managed scientifically, free from chaotic and dystopian political fingers.

Professional work units within the state, such as legal apparatus, must be kept away from political orders by one or a group of elites who find it difficult to adapt to Weber's version of the modern state concept, as well as the state moral philosophy mandated by Aristotle.

If we dream of having a country by adopting moral and modern concepts, then the state must have a strong immune system to filter itself from contamination by oligarchic viruses that paralyze the role of the state as a common home.

Political parties or political parties must only be machines that function to produce and recommend the best children of the nation to be employed into the country. If a political party fails to do this, its existence must be rearranged, abolished and even punished.

Political parties must be able to shift their quadrants as part of a utopian solution, not even pressing the square of power and the acrobatic composition of the cabinet and high institutions throughout the period.

Political parties are more appropriate and should function as booster rockets and immediately release, when the spacecraft has passed through the atmosphere.

The president and executive positions under him who are electorally elected, should be limited to only one period, because almost all incumbents will mobilize units within the state as a means of maintaining their power, and the democratic process will not be able to run fairly, no matter how many garbled narratives are made to refute this fact.

Scientific states can also be run on autopilot. Logically, the system in a country can run without the presence of a leader.

Autopilot is better known as a navigation, mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic system that guides a vehicle without human intervention.

If the country already has a blueprint and is only managed by dignified and professional humans, it will not matter whether the president or mayor is only tasked with reading speech texts or cutting ribbons.

This also parallels the dream of the platonics who ground all theory of the state with one aristocratic dogma as opposed to the oligarchic rivalry, which now dominates the stage.

If we penetrate far into the future, in 50 years or even 20 years, it is the algorithm system that is at the peak of civilization.

Rhetorical speeches, and superficial debates typical of the electoral democracy of the human species were immediately stopped and replaced by automated machines that were precise and effective and far from scientifically wrong. ~


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