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Our global conflicts often stem from a complex interplay of subjective factors such as beliefs, prejudices, hatred, greed, and exploitation, as well as intersubjective dynamics where shared subjectivity plays a significant role. However, envisioning a better world requires a shift towards prioritizing the nature, well-being, and future of our objective realities—the tangible aspects of our physical world that exist independently of our individual beliefs and emotions. By emphasizing the importance of objective realities, we can strive for greater understanding, cooperation, and progress on a global scale.

The crucial role

Second opinions play a crucial role in global affairs by providing alternative perspectives, insights, and analyses on complex issues. They serve as a vital check against biases, errors, or narrow viewpoints that may be present in initial assessments or decisions. In a world where diverse perspectives and interests often collide, seeking second opinions fosters critical thinking, ensures thorough examination of options, and reduces the risk of making flawed decisions with far-reaching consequences.