I think if we cooperate like our gentle cousins the Bonobos for a century or two we’d basically have Star Trek.
Bonobos are limited in their geographic reach to a small area in the Congo. They might not be the best model for how humans should behave. Even if they're relatively peaceful, they still are highly territorial and will engage in warfare if needed. And if we lived in that manner we likely wouldn't be able to support a population much higher than them (10-30k per million sq miles depending on the estimates you're looking for). There's about 25 million square miles of habitable land on the planet so we'd have a global population of 750k people so we'd have to kill of roughly 8.01 billion people to accomplish this goal.
The concept of cooperation transcends any flawed man. We can do better than this but continuing to enable the psychopaths that got us here seems beyond impractical.
The concept of cooperation is at the core of the modern western society too. It's at the core of any society really.
We can do better than this but continuing to enable the psychopaths that got us here seems beyond impractical.
I think the record of Communism shows that it has the same ability to enable psychopaths without the means to minimally keep them in check.
1/2 of what Modern Communist state is "$x communist wasn't or isn't a true communist" Exegesis is the only thing that bring modern Communism together.