10.47313 WHEN NATIONS COMPETE OVER WI-FI AND BATTERY: IMPERATIVE TO SEARCH FOR THE GLOBAL COMMON DENOMINATOR

WHEN NATIONS COMPETE OVER WI-FI AND BATTERY: IMPERATIVE TO SEARCH FOR THE GLOBAL COMMON DENOMINATOR

Authors

  • Haryo B. Rahmadi Indonesia University of Education
  • Idrus Affandi Indonesia University of Education
  • Cecep Darmawan Indonesia University of Education
  • Juntika Nurihsan Indonesia University of Education
  • Bunyamin Maftuh Indonesia University of Education
  • Elly Malihah Indonesia University of Education
  • Karim Suryadi Indonesia University of Education
  • Leni Anggraeni Indonesia University of Education

Keywords:

Common Denominator, Geopolitics, Maslow, Wi-Fi, Battery Internet

Abstract

People and governments were forced to turn digital during times like recent
pandemic, a situation which was premeditated through the appearance of Wi-Fi
and battery at the bottom of basic human needs hierarchy. Failure to follow these
trends will impact not only individuals, but more on the economy, and geopolitics.
Many do not realize that this arises by the dawn of the 4th Industrial Revolution.
In the past, industrial revolutions have paved the way towards World Wars. Now,
cyber-attacks are multiplying along with rapid growth of transnational problems,
and major powers are embarking again on new weapons development. When it is
the case, will we then head for prosperity or devastation? Answering this requires
extreme stretch from individual humanistic up to global geopolitical perspectives,
and interdisciplinary synthesis of common denominators between them that will
act as a common ground to catalyze consensus for peace instead of battle.

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Published

2025-05-22

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