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The Constitution of the Global Citizenry
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The Constitution of the Global Citizenry
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All copyright, trademarks, rights, reservations, preservations, or any other legal element that can be ascribed to a text shall herein be ascribed to the Author of this text, by and for the preservation of any law that governs a human being and especially under this Constitution. In case there is any question, the Author of this Constitution also swears to the Constitution of the Global Citizenry, as amended, and to any ruling, law, judgement, or interpretation by any government or other standard of this text.

This constitution was written in American English because as the legal framework understanding as a native language of this document, the United States of America’s role in influencing the political whims of the world’s Governments, and because its author is a native english speaker. Any translation of this document should be conducted by a human being, adept at understanding legal nuance in both english and the language for translation. It is expressly forbidden, for reasons made evident in the constitution itself, for this text/body of work/site/constitution/idea/words to be translated by a computing device in any way except to capture another human being’s translation into electronic form. It is also expressly forbidden for the same reasons for any Artificial Intelligence, New Intelligence (of electronic nature), or other coined or spun phrase to refer to computers doing human work, to translate any portion of this text/body of work/site/constitution/idea/words and for any portion of that output to be accepted as a fact—in ANY way.

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