EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 28 MIN
Point 6: Intergenerational Justice. The Seven Generations Principle
from Peaceful World | Peace Education · host Daniel Che | Peaceful World
In this episode, we unpack Point #6 of the Peaceful World 1.0 Manifesto: Intergenerational Justice. We discuss the ultimate paradox of our care: why, in our rush to give "the best to our children," we have built a civilization that ruthlessly colonizes and exploits their future.Key Discussion Points:The Colonization of Time: Analyzing why we act like "fraudulent guardians," spending the inheritance of future generations to fund our current ambitions.Unresolved Conflicts as Debt: Why passing down hatred, debt, and war is the social equivalent of leaving behind radioactive waste.The Seven Generations Principle: Exploring the "150-year filter." Why every major policy must be safe for descendants seven generations out.The Ombudsman for Future Generations: How to give people of the 22nd century a legal voice and a right to veto in today's courtrooms and parliaments.The Ethics of Longtermism: Shifting from short-term "day-trippers" who only think until the next election, to architects who build systems intended to last centuries.Summary: This episode is about moving beyond the "now-or-never" trap and learning to protect the basic freedoms of those who haven't even been born yet.
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In this episode, we unpack Point #6 of the Peaceful World 1.0 Manifesto: Intergenerational Justice. We discuss the ultimate paradox of our care: why, in our rush to give "the best to our children," we have built a civilization that ruthlessly colonizes and exploits their future.Key Discussion Points:The Colonization of Time: Analyzing why we act like "fraudulent guardians," spending the inheritance of future generations to fund our current ambitions.Unresolved Conflicts as Debt: Why passing down hatred, debt, and war is the social equivalent of leaving behind radioactive waste.The Seven Generations Principle: Exploring the "150-year filter." Why every major policy must be safe for descendants seven generations out.The Ombudsman for Future Generations: How to give people of the 22nd century a legal voice and a right to veto in today's courtrooms and parliaments.The Ethics of Longtermism: Shifting from short-term "day-trippers" who only think until the next election, to architects who build systems intended to last centuries.Summary: This episode is about moving beyond the "now-or-never" trap and learning to protect the basic freedoms of those who haven't even been born yet.
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