Core Concepts of Meta Economics - Meta economics, also known as "Paramarth," is presented as a distinct economic approach beyond micro and macro economics, emphasizing its relevance in the current global landscape [1] - Meta economics integrates morality with macro economics, while micro economics aligns with modality, advocating for a human-centric economic model grounded in ethics, morality, empathy, and compassion [1] - The discussion highlights the confusion between ecology, economics, and finance, noting the overemphasis on finance management without proper attention to ecology and economics [1] Global Challenges and Threats - The report identifies five major threats to humanity: nuclear weapons (Einstein's E=MC^2), information corruption, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, and climate change [2][3] - The "Doomsday Clock" is referenced, indicating humanity is metaphorically close to a critical point, emphasizing the need for responsibility and action to protect the planet [1][3] - Global supply chains are experiencing both inflation and deflation, requiring proposals based on meta economics to balance the needs of senior citizens and the youth [3] Proposed Solutions and Vision - Meta economics advocates for policies that prioritize humanity, transcending national boundaries to ensure a principled, prosperous, and peaceful life for all [3] - The proposal emphasizes the importance of purchasing power in the hands of the people, advocating for a "one blanket policy" aligned with micro and macro economics [3] - The ultimate truth consists of birth, death, change and tax, and the reference of birth leads to all isms, while the graceful evening of death is the ultimate truth [3]