Love
Governing body
We invite you to learn more about the ongoing endorsement of “Love” app.
You can listen to the latest press release for further details:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2PKQHXS1AnYu2xdCCzGsEE?si=-yKK8P5mTlW3Ec13jAhxTg
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ABOUT LOVE
What we’re about
You are welcome to explore the continuing support for “Love”. This initiative seeks to offer a distinct and engaging experience, and giving Love to the citizen all over the world, 8 billion we are.
Love
Our app bring love the world, 10 000x times more than today.
Examples:
1/ It brings peace and love to the world.
2/ It brings employment to 100% and dream jobs for all
Today you vote, a global vote: Yes/No to our app “Love”
Questions and answers
Frequenty asked questions
We invite you to learn more about World of Love and the potential impact it could have on governments, institutions, companies, leaders, citizens, families, and vulnerable individuals such as the homeless, unemployed, LGBTQ+ individuals, and board members.
We also extend an invitation to Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Apple, Alchemy, and over 100 other companies to consider partnering with us to develop this “Love” technology. This initiative is estimated to require over 25,000 personnel and could potentially cost $2 billion.
Our plan is to create a demonstration or Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and offer The “Love” to 8 billion people for trial. If there is positive reception, we will continue its development; otherwise, the project will be discontinued.
https://calendly.com/mans-nasman/coffee-meeting
You can establish a relationship with the prospective partnership team for The Love. If it gains endorsement, you have the opportunity to become a co-founder of World of Love (WOL). The topics under consideration are quite engaging, including questions such as: “How can Love contribute to achieving all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals?” and “How can a nation implement its own version of Love to bring about positive change within its borders?”
We are reaching out to all global citizens, with a particular focus on those who are often excluded. To achieve this, we are contacting each country individually, as well as leading news outlets within those countries, with the aim of connecting with everyone in government, all citizens, and all companies and educational institutions.
You can show your support by endorsing us on this webpage (through our newsletter). Alternatively, you can withdraw your endorsement (unsubscribe) via any newsletter you receive from us.
COMMUNITY DETAILS
Why a new internet called Love?
Web0,1,2,3,4,5
Previous iterations of the web, from Web 0 through Web 4, have all had significant socio-economic impacts. Web 0, representing the pre-internet era, faced numerous challenges that persist even today. Web 1 generated millions of jobs over three decades but also introduced its own set of problems. Web 2, in particular, has created substantial issues, including widespread discrimination. While Web 3 shows some promise, Web4 is communities/Isolation. Web 5 (World of Love) now presents an opportunity to address the challenges stemming from Web 2, as well as those of the physical world (Web 0).
17 UN SDG goals
We input the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, along with the issues arising from Web 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4, examples of harmful actions, and certain underlying assumptions into a model. The result is Love, which we believe offers solutions to all these problems, including the establishment of peace and the achievement of 0% unemployment.
Human Rights
Our society today faces numerous violations of human rights. Some of these can be linked to Web 2, where an individual’s worth is often measured by their online influence. This can lead to a disconnect where seemingly influential people online may behave poorly in real life and not be a good match for others. Simultaneously, many deserving individuals receive little to no visibility due to social media algorithms. We also see issues like bullying and ghosting prevalent online. Furthermore, the long-standing problems of the pre-internet era (Web 0), such as wars, abuse, and the suppression of women in leadership and ownership roles, continue to exist.
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