Democratic Genetic Engineering
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A. Based on fact-checking, this book relates the world’s financial crisis and political violent turmoil in many countries to the accumulative effects of structural flaws of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UNUDHR) and constitutions of member states. A democratic genetic engineering (DGE) program is proposed to peacefully democratize the world by 1. opening political consciousness and encouraging common people to take political power into their own hands to become political-power wielders, to exercise the principle of equality, which is the essence of democracy; 2. complementing freedom of speech with freedom to be heard, equal treatment, and freedom of information; 3. opening free government political media to all citizens to criticize, suggest, and campaign; having free speech forum for private sectors; and 4) producing all authorities by periodic democratic elections; making all important decisions by the majority of three independent-power branches: legislative, judiciary, executive. B. Learning Lessons from Nature Educated people all believe in nature science. Modern physics proves that our world is wave-particle dualistic. Complement opposites rather than antagonize them is the sustainable solution since opposites are complementary. World peace, in fact, is only a matter of change of concepts. C. Making the Human Dream Come True Life is limited, and possession is not portable. Possession not in use is a waste. Well-coordinated, systematic approach of targeted philanthropy will enable people to be free from struggles for making a living, to choose the jobs they love most, and to make their greatest contribution to humanity, education, research, and creation will flourish. Human beings will enjoy happiness than ever before. The world is not enough. Human beings will choose the best star to live in the universe.
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A. Based on fact-checking, this book relates the world’s financial crisis and political violent turmoil in many countries to the accumulative effects of structural flaws of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UNUDHR) and constitutions of member states. A democratic genetic engineering (DGE) program is proposed to peacefully democratize the world by 1. opening political consciousness and encouraging common people to take political power into their own hands to become political-power wielders, to exercise the principle of equality, which is the essence of democracy; 2. complementing freedom of speech with freedom to be heard, equal treatment, and freedom of information; 3. opening free government political media to all citizens to criticize, suggest, and campaign; having free speech forum for private sectors; and 4) producing all authorities by periodic democratic elections; making all important decisions by the majority of three independent-power branches: legislative, judiciary, executive. B. Learning Lessons from Nature Educated people all believe in nature science. Modern physics proves that our world is wave-particle dualistic. Complement opposites rather than antagonize them is the sustainable solution since opposites are complementary. World peace, in fact, is only a matter of change of concepts. C. Making the Human Dream Come True Life is limited, and possession is not portable. Possession not in use is a waste. Well-coordinated, systematic approach of targeted philanthropy will enable people to be free from struggles for making a living, to choose the jobs they love most, and to make their greatest contribution to humanity, education, research, and creation will flourish. Human beings will enjoy happiness than ever before. The world is not enough. Human beings will choose the best star to live in the universe.
About the Author
Chauncey Chen is an engineer, a physicist, and an award winning poet. He was born in China in 1932. In 1956, as a young assistant professor of physics, he criticized the government and was “reeducated” in a labor camp for over two years. Later he became a high school substitute teacher. In the “Cultural Revolution” (1966-1976) he was sent to the countryside to become a peasant making about 25 fens (about 5 cents in US money) a day for three years. In 1978 he was permitted to join his parents and siblings in Hong Kong. He worked as a technical offiffi cer in the Hong Kong Public Works Department until he immigrated to the United States as a political refugee in 1981. In the US he worked in the New York State Department of Transportation, fifi rst as a technician and later as an engineer from 1981 to 2003 until his retirement. In 1999 he published a health book titled “DYNAMIC CHIKUNG” including a project “Complete Democracy in the USA” in which he proposes all authorities in public and private sectors should be periodically, democratically elected to eliminate institutionalized bureaucracy. He lives in New York City. He has a daughter and a son.