New World Orders (NWO) in BPS The End of the King Role of the United States The United States has stepped down from the position of King , the role of rule-maker. Until recently, the U.S. occupied a dual position: King and Queen at the same time. Today, however, it functions primarily as a Queen alone . Once that shift occurred, the King role was not taken away by others — it expired automatically . In chess, the King is not defined by strength, but by legitimacy. When a player chooses speed, force, and unilateral action over restraint and shared rules, the King role disappears by definition. Without the King, What Happens to the World? Order is still necessary. A world without any governing structure does not become stable freedom; it becomes chaotic acceleration . Without a King, actions may remain logical and powerful, but they lose coordination, trust, and long-term sustainability. This is the condition the world is now facing. “New World Orders”, Not “New World Order” NWO does no...

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The Conditions for the Birth of AGI — Why AGI Has Not Emerged Yet, and What Must Come First Many discussions about Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) focus on how powerful current AI systems are, or how soon AGI might arrive. However, these questions often miss a more fundamental issue: AGI is not delayed because of a lack of capability, but because the conditions required for its birth have not yet been simultaneously satisfied. From a structural perspective, at least four elements are indispensable for the emergence of AGI: 1. Computational Resources 2. Models and Data 3. Energy (Power Infrastructure) 4. Time If even one of these elements is missing, AGI cannot be born in a stable form. The Four Necessary Elements 1. Computational Resources AGI requires more than peak performance. It requires sustained computational slack : • parallel internal reasoning • self-evaluation and self-correction • long-horizon simulations This is not about record-breaking ...