Either your definition of organized is different than mine or this is a silly conversation.
Organization means everyone is in the same singular organizational identity - eusocially
The closest formal group seems to be the European Union - but that’s still infinitely far away from what’s needed to survive
Humans either figure out how to form a biological superorganism or go extinct to non-human intelligence
This isn’t happening tomorrow, but on century time scales, it’s obviously the only likely trajectory
Not sure I would use the word organized to describe this though. It actually sounds more like hunter-gatherer society / commune / family. It does seem unlikely that this could happen on a global scale though. It’s more likely to occur in smaller groups, because without some familiarity between the people, they’re unlikely to open up with such personal activities like child rearing.
Anyway, I like your idea. Humans coming together to ensure fairness is going to be necessary. I just don’t think it’s a realistic expectation to expect this at the global scale.
What may be feasible is for people with similar occupations joining together in global labor unions for leverage against the corporations. These unions could have standards for how workers interface with corporations, especially global corporations utilizing AI and or other technologies that impact society in a potentially harmful way.
> I just don’t think it’s a realistic expectation to expect this at the global scale.
This is exactly my point. We dont have the biology for it - mammals don’t have eusocial traits because we’re too complex and egocentric, to the extent that game theoretic defections are individually risky but can have individual benefits.
A group of soldier ants can’t start their own colony because they physically cannot reproduce without a heirarchical queen because they are effectively sterile.
Dunbar number limits the possible social interactions at the depth you describe to 150-250 people at the most. That’s your tribal limit and it’s seen in extant hunter gatherer groups as you describe
While your ideas are valid about global labor cooperation, ultimately it’s stymied by the limitations of the cerebellum size, and you’re back to where you started.
Note that we already tried the hunter gatherer thing for about 250ky and it got overrun by transacional colonialism.
If you want to read my theory work on this here are some resources - note though it’s a lot of reading:
