This idea does not seem achievable in the foreseeable future. There are too many differences in culture, customs, and experience for borders to become nonexistent. A lack of borders would establish …Read MoreThis idea does not seem achievable in the foreseeable future. There are too many differences in culture, customs, and experience for borders to become nonexistent. A lack of borders would establish the need for one, overarching judicial system, which would not realistically be agreed upon by every nation. It would be incredibly difficult to then establish a uniform rule of law. Living standards and working conditions would also need to be consistent, which pose similar issues. In an ideal world people would be able to live and work wherever they choose, but it is not possible in actuality.Read Less
This goal is unrealistic for a lot of reasons. The world is so deeply entrenched in the idea that nation-states and countries must be sharply defined that any world “without border”, even just for, …Read MoreThis goal is unrealistic for a lot of reasons. The world is so deeply entrenched in the idea that nation-states and countries must be sharply defined that any world “without border”, even just for work, does not seem likely.Read Less
The cultural and ideological differences in this world make this idea seem difficult to achieve. This would also cause conflict regarding power and authority.
This would not be realistic because conflict would arise and there would be no way to enforce safety, regulation, or protection in the event of a heated conflict. It would also dissolve the sense of …Read MoreThis would not be realistic because conflict would arise and there would be no way to enforce safety, regulation, or protection in the event of a heated conflict. It would also dissolve the sense of nationality, which may or may not be inherently bad, but that would cause major problems.Read Less
Nope. I think the living situation right now is a critical issue. With this I mean housing and basic services like healthcare and education. I think that having people moving freely would mean a flux …Read MoreNope. I think the living situation right now is a critical issue. With this I mean housing and basic services like healthcare and education. I think that having people moving freely would mean a flux in the population to which these services simply would not be able to adapt quickly enough to cover basic needs. That aside, I think that internet and globalization have made possible already the idea of working in other countries… while staying home.Read Less
I think it is difficult to aim for a world where everyone is free to choose where they want to work as this would lead to many more conflicts and problems. There might even be conflicting ideas as …Read MoreI think it is difficult to aim for a world where everyone is free to choose where they want to work as this would lead to many more conflicts and problems. There might even be conflicting ideas as people across nations have ideals about worth ethics and the types of jobs which might be in conflict with the ideals of the nation they go to work in.Read Less
Obviously unrealistic- one should also ask whether such a world would be desirable… awfully presumptive to assume that such a world would be “good”.
This idea does not seem achievable in the foreseeable future. There are too many differences in culture, customs, and experience for borders to become nonexistent. A lack of borders would establish …Read MoreThis idea does not seem achievable in the foreseeable future. There are too many differences in culture, customs, and experience for borders to become nonexistent. A lack of borders would establish the need for one, overarching judicial system, which would not realistically be agreed upon by every nation. It would be incredibly difficult to then establish a uniform rule of law. Living standards and working conditions would also need to be consistent, which pose similar issues. In an ideal world people would be able to live and work wherever they choose, but it is not possible in actuality. Read Less
This goal is unrealistic for a lot of reasons. The world is so deeply entrenched in the idea that nation-states and countries must be sharply defined that any world “without border”, even just for, …Read MoreThis goal is unrealistic for a lot of reasons. The world is so deeply entrenched in the idea that nation-states and countries must be sharply defined that any world “without border”, even just for work, does not seem likely. Read Less
The cultural and ideological differences in this world make this idea seem difficult to achieve. This would also cause conflict regarding power and authority.
This would not be realistic because conflict would arise and there would be no way to enforce safety, regulation, or protection in the event of a heated conflict. It would also dissolve the sense of …Read MoreThis would not be realistic because conflict would arise and there would be no way to enforce safety, regulation, or protection in the event of a heated conflict. It would also dissolve the sense of nationality, which may or may not be inherently bad, but that would cause major problems. Read Less
Nope. I think the living situation right now is a critical issue. With this I mean housing and basic services like healthcare and education. I think that having people moving freely would mean a flux …Read MoreNope. I think the living situation right now is a critical issue. With this I mean housing and basic services like healthcare and education. I think that having people moving freely would mean a flux in the population to which these services simply would not be able to adapt quickly enough to cover basic needs.
That aside, I think that internet and globalization have made possible already the idea of working in other countries… while staying home. Read Less
I think it is difficult to aim for a world where everyone is free to choose where they want to work as this would lead to many more conflicts and problems. There might even be conflicting ideas as …Read MoreI think it is difficult to aim for a world where everyone is free to choose where they want to work as this would lead to many more conflicts and problems. There might even be conflicting ideas as people across nations have ideals about worth ethics and the types of jobs which might be in conflict with the ideals of the nation they go to work in. Read Less