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I’m sure there’s no chance of corruption becoming an issue within a single all powerful entity.

• i5heu 4y ago
  Not if this entity is publicly and totally surveilled with all its members.
  • thatjoeoverthr 4y ago
    If you have a plan that will solve corruption in this way, try it on some existing states.
  • kzrdude 4y ago
    I think you need accountability and regular rotation of leadership. There must be some reason that global sports organizations so often attract corruption. I'm thinking of UEFA, FIFA and many of the other less well known sports associations - FIDE for chess etc, and many more. They usually don't have a democratic governance structure and let interests of the involved people entrench themselves. I don't think total surveillance is enough.