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    The Kleroterion: The End Of Political Parties?
    The Kleroterion: The End Of Political Parties?
    The Kleroterion: The End Of Political Parties?
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    The Kleroterion: The End Of Political Parties?

    By H Nahapetyan

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    One day a young man discovered the meaning of Kleroterion, the ancient Greek model of elections of the rulers. From that point on, he tries to rearm “The Kleroterion” based on an Artificial Intelligence. To achieve his idea, he tries to steal the A.I code being developed in the biggest social network in the world. In an attempt to hack the servers, he is caught and put in jail. He spends 10 long years there but before being there he manages to share with others the stolen. When he gets out of prison, he finds out that the world has been changed.

    Throughout time some of his ideas are materialized. He is back, but this time he tries to hack the reality. His plan is simple: To write a book and use it as a virus for transmitting to everyone the forgotten Kleroterion.

    His final aim is to finish with all the political parties, so from that moment on nobody is going to be able to vote for any candidate.
    All of them can be possible winners. The winner is going to be chosen by “The Kleroterion”. The need to do politics will be completely annihilated, there being no other political confrontations.

    The book becomes in best seller and soon it signs a contract to make the film “The Kleroterion”. In a short time, everyone knows about “The Kleroterion”. A short time after it, the world elites decide to prove that system in Argentina.

    In the year 2027, the elections in Argentina are made under the A.I control and “The Kleroterion” program, working as he had programmed it: The human values worth more than the material ones. No one could maintain governing forever anymore. The real change has happened.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateJun 1, 2017
    ISBN9783961429387
    The Kleroterion: The End Of Political Parties?

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      The Kleroterion - H Nahapetyan

      Jack’s Life

      Chapter I

      Jack was a clever boy. Born in the USSR on July 12, he had a very happy childhood. His parents worked and every year took their vacations on the Black Sea. Everything was perfect in those times. He liked to read and make clippings from the magazines he read. He himself put together books and pages with information that he considered valuable. He had a library with his magazine clippings and he read the clipped articles many times. He lived in a humble apartment, but they were happy.

      So the years went by, and one day when he got up, he received the news that the powerful USSR was going to dissolve. During that time he was 17 years old, just the year he had entered college. Jack wanted to be an electronic engineer but he would have five long years to go.

      –––––

      In the first days of the dissolution of the USSR, the republics suffer a large drop in productivity and inflation increases to 500% per week. The countries would enter a stage of great depression. There were also wars between the exrepublics, which were already independent.

      Chaos and evil siezed the soul of the people, no one knew why and who was sending the brother countries to confront each other, but it was so.

      In those years Jack asked almost every day: Why? What do they want and who are they? Why did they destroy something that cost millions of lives to rebuild? He asked and asked but could never find the answer.

      In 1996, Jack was already 23 years lod, a young man who lived his best years of life in a country that went through depression. And he could no longer tolerate seeing how some continued to destroy his country, so he made the decision to emigrate, as many did at that time. He knew that he was able to find work and try to live like a normal human being and also help those he left behind.

      The country that let him in without asking many questions was Argentina. A new country for Jack. A very nice country that seemed to be at the level of the countries of Europe.

      Welcome to Argentina, said the plaque at Ezeiza Airport. The weather was spectacular, it was summer and Jack came from winter. Just seeing people smiling everywhere gave him the idea that Buenos Aires was a great place to live. Then, by the year 1999, Jack did not know that in two more years, Argentina would be going through the same thing that happened in his country.

      Jack’s Work

      Chapter I I

      Jack adapted himself very quickly to the city, and since he was very intelligent he started working in just 3 months after his arrival. The companies hired him. He looked like a sponge since he learned very fast. He absorbed everything new around him. After one or two months in a job, he immediatelly changed his job for a better one.

      That good life did not last

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