Throughout history, humanity has faced countless challenges and obstacles, many of which have led to division and separation among people. From the earliest days of civilization, individuals and groups have been forced to set boundaries and establish rules in order to protect themselves from aggressors and ensure their survival.

Despite these divisions, it is important to recognize that humanity is one species, united by a shared evolutionary history. The ability to use collective strength to overcome these challenges and achieve incredible feats has been demonstrated throughout history.

However, to truly harness this power, it is essential to be aware of a shared humanity and recognize that all humans are part of one global community. This concept of a "global humanity" should not be confused with the idea of a "globalized" society, which is often focused on internationalized processes such as economic growth, supply chains, and trade.

Instead, the idea of a global humanity refers to a sense of shared humanity and interconnectedness across all levels of society. Individuals who see themselves as part of this global community represent the strongest and largest group of humanity yet to exist.

A global citizenship based on humanistic collaboration and cooperation is the key to counter concepts such as populism, narcissism, and the misuse of nationalist ideologies that have been used to divide and discriminate. The benefits of cooperation and collaboration far outweigh the negative consequences of concepts that seek to exploit and oppress others in the long run.

A global society protects the diversity of cultures, customs, people and thoughts against these negative concepts. It is a growth vision that brings humanity together.

The world is currently in the midst of a transformative period, as the concept of a global society is rapidly gaining momentum. The rise of the global society is being driven by a number of factors, including advances in technology, increased interconnectedness, and a growing awareness of the need for cooperation and collaboration to address the challenges facing humanity.

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