The Scientist's Alliance of Kodiak
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Motto
"Unite, scientists, and build the future!"
Party Manifesto
Sometimes, the best solution to a problem is by looking at the problem in a completely different way than anyone has before. That is exactly what the Scientist's Alliance of Kodiak does. Why not take a look at politics from a scientific perspective? Science has historically proven to be a great way of solving problems, so why wouldn't that principle apply to politics? We firmly believe that this new, fresh way of looking at politics will solve many of the nations problems—be it economic, social, political or cultural. As a party, we seek to create a healthy, efficient, and highly technological environment in which Kodiak can thrive. Such future—one of peace and prosperity—can only be achieved by using the tools we have so generously been given by generations of researchers, each working together to advance science, in turn securing a better future for humanity.
We encourage members to question everything, for it is through questioning established principles that novel ideas and principles are created. Don't be afraid to question!
The party intends to do its very best to preserve nature in all its forms, both negative and positive, believing humanity should not regard itself as standing above nature. Some, but not all, of our beliefs are grounded in the political philosophy of scientific politics, where the aim is to align the political system more with the laws of nature. Technology, we believe, is a key part society and its future and its development should be prioritized.
Our Core Beliefs
Our core beliefs:
- Politics should be regarded from a scientific perspective;
- Technology is the path to the future;
- Nature should always be taken into account in politics;
- Militarisation has a universal negative impact because it encourages violence and hate.
Encouragement of Questioning
We encourage members to question everything, for it is through questioning established principles that novel ideas and principles are created. Discussions and lectures are not only welcome - they are encouraged.
