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--- cpce <coexistencialism wrote:

>

> Namaste,

>

> I can define myself by the following article:

>

>

> Modernization of the caste system

> The caste system of India and Hindu people is one of

> the most decried

> institution of the world since the appearance of

> Buddhism. But if the

> description of the caste system by Hindu scholar at

> its foundation is true,

> the original caste system respected laws of

> meritocracy and upper castes was

> accessible to valuable members of lower castes. It

> was a wonderful barrier

> against poverty with an inter-caste solidarity far

> more efficient than the

> unsuccessful welfare state.

> If the Hindu culture and history had not been

> interrupted by the Muslims and

> the British invasion, the caste system would have

> been modernized in the

> same manner than the state, the business law and

> finance has been

> modernized. If so in years 2100, 2500, 3000 AD or

> latter, India would have

> had benefited of the best social and economical

> system that the world had

> ever known.

> The state would have appeared as a defender of the

> nation against invaders

> and a regulator and economic conciliator of the

> casts. The castes would have

> been capable to innovate in economy and to develop

> socials structures. They

> would have been able to make a more adapted and

> better managed welfare

> system than the state. The possibility of people to

> move from one caste to

> another would have been a protection against the

> risk of corruption of the

> caste administration. The caste management team

> which would have fear the

> lost of their "citizens" and so be far more

> efficient against corruption

> than the Indian state.

> This kind of analyze is not done by an group of

> Brahman fundamentalists but

> by a French researcher graduated with in mathematic

> finance and software

> engineering, who like many western European suffers

> of the over-taxation of

> the France state. His argument to defend this thesis

> is based on the theory

> of system management (versioning) of the software

> industry and the

> risk/profit theory of modern finance.

> The new caste system is called "coexistencialism"

> and as it is the most

> logical way to manage to create an efficient, well

> manage and modular social

> system, it is one the most promising political

> theory of the future. To

> avoid the negative connotation of the "caste

> system", castes are called

> society. State is called "first level government".

>

>

> Object: A French researcher is making a political

> campaign all over India to

> present the most innovative political concept since

> communism.

>

> The most revolutionary project of the XXI century

> will start not in US or

> Europe but in India. Anybody may take the chance to

> create a government in

> the state of Bihar (East India) as easily as one can

> register a company. A

> new step towards freedom will be crossed as any new

> revolutionary political

> concepts can lead to a new administration and a new

> government. The biggest

> historical step of transfer of power from politician

> to entrepreneurs will

> be done! Sociology will really become a practical

> science and you can help

> us to bring the concept of competitive non-territory

> based government will

> enter into the public debate.

>

> How can it work?

> The fact to be "citizen" of a competitive government

> means that a citizen

> would have to pay their taxes to the government they

> choose instead of

> paying them to the state of Bihar. This will be a

> major concession done by

> the local government of Bihar. The concession would

> be all over a territory

> of 50 kilometer around the city of Jamshedpur and

> during 10 years. As all

> political tendencies are represented in this area,

> we can to see numerous

> political innovations. The project will make it

> possible for every body to

> be administrated by a government who shares the same

> values.

>

> Why is it the best way to find an efficient

> administration for India ?

> Then, people will able to change from one

> government to another. This will

> induce a necessary mechanism of selection. This

> selection between the

> governments should guarantee the only the less

> corrupted governments and

> with the most efficient administrations will

> survive. According to the

> manager of CPCE who have a master degree in

> econometry and financial

> mathematics, this would give to the state of Bihar a

> competitive edge, which

> will help us to become the most dynamic state of

> India. The members of the

> surviving governments might then take their chance

> to run for the succeeded

> in the national election.

> To understand how multiple governments can exist and

> compete on the same

> territory, please connect to the web site of the

> CPCE at:

> http://lautbry.tripod.com/cpce/coexistentialism.htm

>

>

 

 

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