Jasutopianism

By Jasone Rodriguez

Table of Contents

I. Preamble

II. Three Founding Principles of Jasutopianism

III. Jasutopianism Governance by Power Ideology, Power Source, Socio-Political Attribute and Power Structure

IV. A More Proper Voting System

V. Philosophical and Logical Arguments of Monetary Systems VS Nonmonetary Systems

VI. Jasutopianism Philosophy of Diversity, Cultural Tolerance, Cultural Equality and Cultural Influence within a Jasutopian Nation

VII. Articles of Societal Organization

VIII. Jasutopian System Levels: National Level, Global Level, and Individual Level

IX. Arguments:

X. Argument I. The Value of Resources Will Functionally Have Relative Value, Not Absolute Value

I. Determining Value

II. Difference from the Gold Standard

III. Discrepancies

IV. Government Determination of X value, the Necessity

to Preserving Society in Raw Materials

V. Government Determination of X value, the Necessity

to Preserving Society in Processed Materials

VII. Government Determination of Y Value, the Abundance or Lack Thereof, of Raw and Processed Materials

VII. How Jasutopian Businesses Will Trade Resources

VIII. Comparing the (X) Value of a Raw Material to the (X)

Value of a Processed Material

IX. Citizens Not in Business Do Not Really Need Raw Materials; They Need the Finished Products from Business Owners

X. Rationalizing Article of Law XC

XI. How to [Hypothetically] Stop Bitcoin and Other Electronic Currency in a Jasutopian Country

XI. Argument II. How Does a Nonmonetary Jasutopian Country and Its Citizens Have Recognized Value Relative to a Monetary Country?

Abstract

I. How Jasutopian Business to Foreign Monetary Business Transactions Will Be Conducted

II. Labor in Exchange for Raw or Processed Materials at

Private Business Level

III. Services in Exchange for Raw or Processed Materials

III. Status Leveling and Business Growth as a Business

Owner

IV. Jasutopian Country to Foreign Monetary Country Business Transactions

V. Treaty or Contract

VI. Government Business with Foreign Businesses

VII. A few methods of Jasutopian Government Acquirement of Resources

VIII. Jasutopian Citizen Travel

XII. Argument III. Innovation is Quintessential in a

Jasutopian Society

XIII. Argument IV. Jasutopianism is Paramount to

Communism

Abstract

I. Communism’s Fundamentally Flawed Economic System

II. Communism’s Fundamentally Flawed Economic System (2)

III. Communism’s Fundamentally Flawed Economic System (3)

IV. Communism’s Lack of Private Ownership

V. Communism’s Lack of Private Ownership (2)

VI. Communism’s Suppression of an Individual Citizen’s

Rights

VII. The Collectivist Aspect of Communism Lower the Quality of Life at the Individual Level

VIII. The Collectivist Aspect of Communism Lowers the Quality of Life at the Individual Level (2)

IX. Jasutopianism Offers a Status Leveling System That

Offers Individualistic Advancement, Whereas Communism Does Not Have Such Mechanisms

XIIV. Argument V. Jasutopianism is Paramount to Classic Capitalism

Abstract

I. Jasutopianism Offers a Cushion of Base Level Resources,

Whereas Capitalism Does Not Have Base Level Economic Cushioning

II. Capitalism Creates Huge Wealth Gaps Whereas Jasutopianism Allows Citizens to Start Off at the Same Status

Level [Excluding Citizens Grandfathered in, at a Different Stage of Life, in Which They Have Proven Prior Education and Work History Previous to Jasutopianism Establishment]

XV. Argument VI. Citizens National Democratic Business Committee

I. Democratizing Business

II. Steps of a Citizens National Democratic Business Committee

XVI. Argument VII. Transitioning from an Already Established Country with People of Different Ages and Work Experience Levels into a Status Level Non-Monetary Jasutopian Country

I. Year One, Status Level Placement; National IDs/ Resource Log Systems; Non-Monetary System Establishment Standard Level Housing Construction

II. Year one, Resource Dissemination

III. Year One, Taking Money Out of Circulation

IV. Standard-Level Housing Construction

V. Year Two, Establishing the Value of Resources

VI. Year Two, Constructing Essential Businesses to Jasutopianism

VII. Year Two, Establishing International Business Relations

VIII. Year Three, Accepting Non-Citizens for Work Visas

and Non-Citizens for a Path to Citizenship

IX. Year Four, Preparing for Transition to the Next Tri-Presidency or a Continuation Thereof

XVII. Argument VIII. How Does the National ID Log

System Work?

XVIII. Argument IX. How Does a Jasutopian Country

Have Zero Taxes?

XIX. Argument X. How a Jasutopian Country Maintain Its Military?

XX. Argument XI. How Will People Want to Work

Without Money?

XXI. Argument XII. How Does the Point and Status

Leveling System Work in Detail?

XXII. Argument XIII. How Does a Jasutopian Country Have the Potential to Become the World’s Largest

Manufacturing Nation?

XXIII. Argument XIV. Why is Establishment of Jasutopianism a Useful Idea for a Nation of Peoples where it’s Country Already Has a high National Debt?

XXIV. Argument XV. Is it Bad if Other Nations Adopted This Method of Governance?

XXV. Argument XVI. Rationalizing the Articles of the

Three Authorities of Governance

I. Overview

II. Legislative Authority

III. Executive Authority

IV. Judiciary Authority

XXVI. Argument XVII. How Come No Country Has Done This Yet?

XXVII. Argument XVIII. Possible Functions of Jasutopianism in a Supranational Union; The Supranational Union of the World; S.U.W.

XXVIII. Argument XIX. Monetary Systems cause Devaluation of University Degrees

XXIX. Argument XX. Developing Methods to Reduce

CO2 Admissions to Net Zero

Abstract

Point 1: Scientific Aspect

Point 2: Policy and Legislature

Organizations and Universities on the Forefront of Development

MLA Citations

XXX. Jasutopianism Principle Four; Flaw of the Human Tribunal in Determine of the Death Penalty

XXXI. Jasutopianism Principle Five; Flaw of the Human Executive Function and the Limits of Medical Deliberation in Determination of Human Abortion

XXXII. Jasutopianism Theory of Eternal Relativity

XXXIII. Jasutopianism Articles of Law

XXXIV. Articles of The Three Authorities of Governance

Article I. Legislative Authority

Article II. Powers Verboten to the Three Powers of Governance

Article III. Powers Verboten to States or Territories in a

Jasutopian Country

Article IV. Executive Authority

Article V. Judiciary Authority

Article VI. Relation of States or Territories to Each Other

Article VII. Amending the Three Authorities of Governance

Article VIII. Paramountcy of the National Government

Article IX. The Legal Right of Citizen Check and Balance to

National Government

XXXV. Letter from the Author

XXXVI. Glossary

XXVII. Legal Notice

Disclaimer: This is academic literature poised in a hypothetical manner explicitly for educational purposes only. This is a writing work of novel philosophy, political theory, economic theory, scientific hypothesis, and legal theory. This writing work is designed to create an ideal utopian society to combat corruption based on the logics that are used to justify it, which are supplied before the reader. This does not stand for the personal political views of the author. Please see the legal notice at the end of the book.

Preamble

Herewith it is declared before all who read it, the motivation of a country to exist should be to become the most prosperous it can be in every way possible while also remaining strictly grounded in clearly defined and exceptional founding principles. Those Three Founding Principles in Jasutopianism are set for the purpose of continually improving the quality of freedom, life, and prosperity of its citizens in a country that uses the Jasutopian governmental system. Every law that is created in a Jasutopianist style country will be based on an aspect of how soundly that law is applicable in the present and into the distant future. Furthermore, that the law created also is bound by the Three Founding Principles of Jasutopianism. In fact, the assertion is that it is quite impossible to endure a utopian society without this essential motivation which is based on these Three Founding Principles. In this Jasutopian [Utopian] manifesto, the Jasutopianism system will be defined on three levels in a non-ranking order: National, Global and the Individual level (Explained further in VIII. Jasutopian System Levels: National Level, Global Level, and Individual Level), and how the entire nation, country and its laws will function. Furthermore, this manifesto also includes novel philosophical theories and arguments rationalizing the Jasutopianism system. This functional system is to be deemed at a standard never previously achieved in recorded history: Utopian standard. Inside specific details are explained on how to [hypothetically] achieve this functional utopian country using a current modern country skeleton in such areas of novel political theory, scientific hypothesis, legal theory, novel socioeconomic theory, and novel philosophy necessary to its framework. Information is also provided on how to [hypothetically] perform a successful Transition Phase from a Modernized Country to a Utopian Country.

Three Founding Principles of Jasutopianism

The Three Founding Principles are the chief precedent of a Jasutopian country, they are the highest order above all law. All laws in a Jasutopian country must be built directly from them or built in a way that does not interfere with these Three Founding Principles. These Three Founding Principles are more than principles, they are a way of life that will permit society to live in harmony and continual growth.

Principle One; Creating Laws to Continually Improve the Quality of Freedom for All Citizens in a Jasutopian Society

At the surface this seems straight forward however, this is a unique form of a principle. It is a principle that is strictly grounded to conserve the freedom of its citizens, but it also has a contemporary element in order to adapt to changing times. However, at the end of all discourse, the law created must be declared to be set for the purpose to further the quality of freedom of its citizens, not to permit a slow elimination those privileged freedoms. The quality of improving freedoms over time could be described as removing legal barriers when deemed appropriate to Jasutopian citizens to explore other countries

or planets; creating civilized methods to further the freedoms of speech within reason; constructing outlets to improve intellectual discussion and societal enlightenment; approving methods to unify the world strictly for the betterment of humanity or global enlightenment, &c.

Principle Two; Creating Laws to Continually Improve the Quality of Life for All Citizens in a Jasutopian Society

Like the previous principle before the reader, this principle maintains that the laws created are strictly grounded to conserve the life of all its citizens while also asserting that these laws created to be established from a contemporary standpoint as well to continually improve the quality of life for all citizens in a Jasutopian country. The quality of life could be described as improving healthcare, improving ethics laws, improving morality standards in society, giving life more perceived inherent purpose, improving the access to education and enlightenment, giving life more career direction, &c.

Principle Three; Creating Laws to Continually Improve the Quality of Prosperity for All Citizens in a Jasutopian Society

Finally, like the previous two principles above, this principle maintains that laws created are thereby strictly grounded to conserve the quality of prosperity for all its citizens while also asserting that these legal principles created must aim to continually improve the quality of prosperity for all its citizens in a Jasutopian society in a contemporary fashion. The quality of prosperity could be described as improving the perks of Status Leveling overtime, improving the attainability of certain status levels overtime, improving reach of prosperity for all citizens, maintaining and improving the ambition of citizens throughout time, improving the quality of the standard rights of all citizens over time, &c.

Precautionary Measure

In an event that a law is being considered for creation for the purpose of improving one of the three principles above, and that law happens to contradict one or both of the other two principles then, these measures are in place to assist the country: The law could only be passed if it can be proved beyond a reasonable doubt in court that it’s function and purpose will further prolong this utopian society. Whereas, if the law wasn’t passed there would be a measurable danger that society could immediately perish or perish in the clearly foreseeable future. Only then should this law be passed. For example, in the event of a pandemic, the freedoms of citizens may reasonably be diminished for the purpose of maintaining the quality of life of its citizens and humanity as a whole. This is only justifiable if and only if in a given scenario that if these freedoms weren’t diminished then, the nation could possibly perish due to a pandemic. However, after this threat ceases, the Judiciary Authority is bound to law to repeal these laws thereof where immediately possible in order to reestablish the balance