We are all citizens of the world and share the same destiny.

Nations and states are merely our places of residence, albeit historically developed ones. Every place of residence deserves its own identity and good governance.

But the world, with all its diversity, also deserves good and united governance.

We must be alert to all injustice without falling into a form of wokism that can create new injustice. Universal human rights are the basis for being alert. After three quarters of a century, the time is ripe to adapt these rights to new insights. Rights to one's own identity and rights of future generations are a few examples. Rights of animals and even plants also fit into the revised universal rights.

It is not blind pursuit of profit but wisdom that is important when using the resources available to humankind, such as science, capital, technology, labour, and the wealth and diversity of the planet.