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Some steps towards unification of the parts of the
whole have already been taken. Example of this are

various economic alliances (like CEFTA, NAFTA, EFTA and

others) among countries in the world and these alliances

offer some benefits for the member states.
The European Union is also a case in point. The

need for alliances is inevitable, but partial unifications are

not the true solution. Small parts unite, yet the whole is
separated. The local unions have also negative aspects.

Even though local and regional associations protect

certain territories, they do not solve the main issue.
Mathematically speaking, the situation is as follows:

There are about two hundred countries in the world today

and that many interests and goals. If fifty associations

were made, there would be fifty interests and goals.
Obviously, in a case like this the number of

problems would be reduced to fifty, but the problems

would remain. A single union would produce a single goal.

It would eliminate contradictions and different interests.
Total unification is the true and ultimate solution.

Nowadays, denying the whole is the main problem and

the solution starts with the establishment of the whole.
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