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How do we define the parameters that define a better human society for everyone?

• This question is harder than it looks like. Is not about defining what a better society must be, but about defining parameters to later define that society. I am pretty sure most people will think with concepts like “Equality”, but how do you define what is “equal” for everyone? What is the measure for equality: 50/50 %? Let´s say you are the manager of a company, you have exactly 10 employees: 7 are men and 3 are women.  Some people will argue that your company is discriminating women because you have more men, that the only real proof that you are not discriminatory toward women is that you hire exactly 5 men and 5 women.  I know it sound silly, it is, but that is how most people understand it. What if you have to “split” it in more than 2, then 33/33/34 %? Obviously we need a set of parameters that allows us to define what Equality will be in that society. Let´s say for example that Equality for more than two parts should be reduced to the smallest possible number and the remains should go to a “social pool”. Then if we got 3 parts the split will be exactly 33% each with 1% for the “social pool”, whatever we decide later that pool will be... Think about government, let´s assume we have a country with 3 different cultural groups and we will elect 10 senators only. How do you decide which group will have more? If they all have exactly the same population most people will expect that they have exactly the same share of  power in the government. Obviously it will be easier, in this specific case if we only have 9 senators, 3 for each one. Real life is not that easy and we will always have some minority groups. What  are we going to do with those? How do we make sure everyone is represented equally? Think about these parameters a sort of "guidelines" that helps us answer many questions across a large amount of subjects. In some way standardizing our answers so we make sure that the final product (the "better society") complies with our "quality standards".

• Answer:

  A number of great philosophers, politicians and historians were developing this topic in 19th and 20th centuries. The well-known formula "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need" can serve an answer to this question, if used appropriately. Unfortunately current level of the human society doesn't allow any sophisticated approach. We are not ready yet. That is why we must stick to the simple rules like equal rights and duties for all. Only when this is achieved and sustainable, we, as a society, can start with fine-tuning.