connections, a very united society along with an extensive andoverall cooperation, with full and everlasting understanding and collaboration will be formed.

3- Perfect mental and moral developmentFor establishment of such society, a sufficient mentalde velopment is required for understanding the interests of merger of all human societies in such a great unit in a wide insight, and also sufficient moral development is required for tolerance and digestion of inevitable disagreement points for agreement in common points, and adapting oneself with it.

Of course, the former that is, believing that cooperation of allmen is profitable for all is not so difficult, but the latter that isdigestion of disagreement points is not very easy and facile.

It should be explained that understanding that if all humanunits are gathered in the society, their problems will be less andtheir solution are easier, is not difficult.

In case of scattering and dispersion, a major part of theirmost active human and economical powers is wasted. It oftenhappens that the amount of wasted powers is even more thanhalf of the total of their powers and facilities.

For example, the present world in which there is an intensi vecompetition among the East and the West, perhaps more thanhalf of their active human powers are consumed as follows:

army members, reserve members, informative andintelligence services and their affiliated systems, margraves, customs, challenge with smuggle, scientists and workers whowork in the war industries and their affiliated branches. Evidently, if there is not an exigency, such consumption is vainand has no positive social efficiency.