Sustainable Development Goals

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Today we live in a machine world filled with Truth, where the demons live in peace. Outside, in the human bio world, we live every day trying to cheat one another with lies, projections and fictions. Will it ever relieve us of poverty,  hunger and illness in next 10 years, unless we resolve to start changing our steps now?


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The Sustainable Development Goals 2030

The Sustainable Development Goals 2030 ageed upon by the United Nations need be reexamined and innovated at every possible level with an additional division for realistic implementation. The humanity and the life on Earth is divided into 3 states of existence namely waking(jagrat), swapna(dream) and sleep(sushupti). The issues faced and possible solutions are different in the 3 states. Our perceptions of the global issues widely differ in the 3 states. The nature acts through all the 3 states without any partitions in time or space. The time-scales of sustainability of nature widely differ from our human needs, life-time and evaluations. Our ability to observe and evaluate the needs and fulfillments varies not only as individuals in the 3 different states but also collectively as one humanity trying to observe and know an individual in a different state. Collectively at any moment, one third of the living beings remain in one of the 3 states of waking, dream and sleep. A certain percentage of the beings are in a mixed state or fluctuating states depending on their mental activities. Currently, in our global networks, the 3 states are bound together by electric currents at various thresholds and over which we have no global control. Our individual capacity and ability to control this electric environment is highly limited too. The human conciousness need be awake inorder to participate in "action" pertaining to this control, while the network automation can still do action with no consciousness. Our development in AI remain artificial and can easily runaway in the human contexts. In short, to me a "global self-restraint" must necessarily be included in our list.
 I have tried to classify the currently accepted 17 goals further in terms of need in the different states as common(C), Rare(R) and Rarer(Rr). Please reexamine and suggest further steps for a better awareness and understanding.

 Goals   
  Waking Dream Sleep

1.no poverty  

2.zero hunger

3. good health and well-being 

4. quality education 

6. gender equality 

7. clean water and sanitation 

8. affordable and clean energy 

9. decent work and economic growth 

10. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure 

11. Reducing Inequality 

12.  Sustainable Cities and Communities 

13. Climate Action 

14. Life Below Water 

15. Life On Land 

16. Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions 

17. Partnerships for the Goals.

  
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 2020 May 15 15:05 IST   

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