Shared Knowledge Breeds Unity, Not Fear

Keeping secrets creates divisions between nations, breeding mistrust and conflict. Historical attempts, such as those by Kennedy, to foster collaboration in space exploration illustrate the potential unity achieved through shared technology. When nations relinquish their secrecy and work together, mistrust diminishes, paving the way for cooperation. The current discourse around AI weaponry highlights a similar challenge; the potential for fear and conflict exists as long as nations cling to secrets rather than embracing collaboration.