In this research paper I decided to go against the negative thread of the world state and (i) I challenge the conventional wisdom of the negative goals of the world state by exploring fifty positive goals; (ii) I help to improve the human imagination regarding the possibility of a positive end of the world state; (iii) I invite people to believe that the world state is good for humanity as quickly as they think it is bad for humanity; (iv) I provide a point of reference for the curious readers looking for positive goals of the world state. The main argument of the paper is the need for a positive position to counterbalance the negative goals by building what is missing: (i) a narrative line where the world state can bring advantages and benefits to humanity and (ii) creating a balance of the narrative line of the goals of the world state by adding positive ones.

I invite the general public to read another side of the World State, a subject too much marginalized in the current reality of a violent context. At the same time, I extend the thread of the world state narrative and research with #50 positive goals to understand and expose how we should think and in what direction we should work together.

From the research concluded (on Google, book sites and in scientific databases) positive goals have been written worldwide in other papers, but there is no work that brings together and explores in-extenso the positive goals of the world state.

“Let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us” (Hebrew 12:1); can we live together?