From: d@d.d   
      
   Hello,   
      
      
   I am not pessimistic about politics..   
      
   I am not pessimistic, because i am a more serious software developer   
   who has invented many scalable algorithms and there implementations,   
   and i am more experienced and and i am like a wise man type of person,   
   so i will tell you why i am not pessimistic:   
      
   Because look at what has been Operating systems before, look   
   at OS/2 operating system, it was not portable to many architectures, and   
   being portable to more and more architectures is like being more   
   and more standardised, this is the main weakness of nationalism,   
   nationalism is like being, by logical analogy, not portable or   
   standardised, so nationalism is a low level "layer" that is not so   
   sophisticated ! because being more sophisticated than nationalism is   
   knowing how to construct a higher level layer that are more   
   sophisticated from low level layers like in software programming, look   
   for example at European Union it is a higher level layer constructed   
   from low level layers that wants to be more sophisticated and more   
   advanced ! this is the main problem of nationalism,  nationalism has to   
   adapt because our today world needs a higher level layer than   
   nationalism that is more sophisticated and more advanced and that is   
   capable to manage more efficiently our world, this is why we have to   
   give a chance to higher level layers than nationalism that are more   
   sophisticated and more efficient, also we have to be not pessimistic   
   because i think that the exponential progress that is so fast and   
   because of the law of accelerating returns we will be soon "so"   
   powerful, so we have not to be pessimistic and we have   
   to be more responsable about this fact and knows how to be   
   the right "safety".   
      
      
      
   Thank you,   
   Amine Moulay Ramdane.   
      
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