Author: combenism

In today’s resource-rich yet unevenly distributed world, the traditional marriage system, which has evolved over millennia and once played a critical role in maintaining social stability and family responsibilities, is increasingly showing its deeper flaws. From the overconcentration of family responsibilities to the solidification of social classes, from the suppression of emotional needs to the…

In today’s resource-rich yet distribution-imbalanced world, aging is an inevitable part of life. However, the quality of one’s later years often depends on accumulated wealth and social status. Under traditional eldercare models, many seniors face endless worries: rising living costs, soaring medical expenses, and the isolation of old age. We must ask ourselves: does aging…

Children are humanity’s future and hope—they are the collective wealth of all humankind. Every child’s growth not only determines individual happiness but also carries the weight of society’s future. Ensuring that every child receives proper care and education is a shared responsibility of society. This is not only a moral imperative but also a practical…

In an era of highly advanced productivity, knowledge and education should no longer remain privileges of the few. Yet, when we look around, unequal access to education still severely restricts individual development and societal progress. Some people change their destinies through access to education, while others are trapped by a lack of it. Educational inequity…

Introduction The right to housing is a fundamental right for every individual. The Earth’s land and resources inherently belong to all humanity, and perhaps even to all living creatures on the planet. They should not be treated as private assets of nations, corporations, or individuals. Everyone deserves access to safe, stable housing without it being…

Introduction Illness and accidents are unavoidable risks in human life. These challenges not only cause physical pain but often impose significant financial burdens on individuals. For many, the costs of major illnesses or accidents are insurmountable. However, if these challenges are addressed collectively by society, the burden on individuals can be significantly reduced. In a…

Introduction As human society has developed, the growing complexity of economic systems and increasing social inequalities have become more evident. The widening wealth gap, imbalanced resource allocation, and employment crises brought about by technological advancements underscore the urgent need for a new model of governance to achieve true equity and prosperity. In this context, Universal…

Introduction As the backbone of modern economies, monetary and financial systems were originally designed to facilitate resource flows, share risks, and enhance operational efficiency. However, the current financial system has drifted from its purpose due to excessive capital hoarding, the illusory prosperity of the virtual economy, and the profit-driven nature of the insurance industry. Financial…

Introduction Throughout recorded history, human society has experienced countless struggles over power and wealth. From kings and emperors to modern financial magnates, individuals and families who held immense wealth and authority inevitably faced decline or collapse. These cycles have often brought war, betrayal, and destruction, exacerbating inequality and division within societies. Fundamentally, humanity’s desire for…

Introduction In modern society, taxation has been deeply embedded as a tool for governments to allocate resources and provide public services. However, as social structures and economic models undergo profound changes, the limitations of the traditional tax system are becoming increasingly apparent. Wealth inequality, the adversarial nature of governance, resource inefficiencies, and the low efficacy…