Harvard Law School LL.M. Centennial | Plenary 4: The Future

This year, Harvard Law School celebrated the centennial of its Master of Laws program with an event that brought together hundreds of the program's alums from around the world. "LL.M. 100: Transforming Lives and Law Around the World" took place over two days in September and featured keynotes, panel discussions, and plenary sessions.
Plenary 4, "The Future" featured:
John C.P. Goldberg, Interim Dean, Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence (moderator)
Raymond A. Atuguba LL.M. ‘00 S.J.D. ‘04, Dean and Professor of General Jurisprudence, University of Ghana School of Law
Pascale Fournier LL.M. ‘02 S.J.D. ‘07, Full Professor and Founding Director, Observatory on Human Rights at the United Nations; Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section, University of Ottawa
Drew E. MacIntyre LL.M. ‘93, Vice Chair - TD Securities, Inc.
Dolly Mirchandani LL.M. ‘96, Partner and Head of the Global Infrastructure, Transportation and Logistics Group, White & Case LLP
Holger Spamann LL.M. ‘01 S.J.D. ‘09, Lawrence R. Grove Professor of Law, Harvard Law School
Conrado Tenaglia LL.M. ‘94, Partner and Co-head of the Latin America Practice, Linklaters

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Dussehra is celebrated in India as a day of victory. In Treta Yuga, it marked Rama’s victory over Ravana, and in Dwapara Yuga, it symbolized the Pandavas' triumph over the Kauravas, known as the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over unrighteousness (Adharma). In today's Kaliyuga, the distinction between Dharma and Adharma is understood by the common people, but not by the elite. What is considered unrighteous for developing countries is not so for developed nations.
The United Nations, created to maintain peace, is becoming ineffective because the definition of Dharma and Adharma has faded between rich and poor nations.
However, if we delve deeper, we realize that the understanding of the universe (Brahmand) and civilization (quantum) regarding Dharma and Adharma has been clear in every era.
Today's dominant civilizations-believers (Jews, Parsis, Christians, Muslims, Sanatanis: Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs), atheists (mechanistic scientists, Marxists), and both (woke)-understand the distinction between Dharma and Adharma but do not apply it in practice. As a result, this distinction has shifted from the civilizational level to the individual level.
In the upcoming artificial era (AI), it will be difficult to save civilizations, but it will be easier to save individuals. Why?
Every individual is fighting within themselves. This struggle is between their understanding (logic) and emotions, both connected to the past. However, the individual also desires to connect with the future they wish to reach. Now, people no longer just want to live; they want to understand life. They are recognizing the Dharma and Adharma within themselves.
Thus, every civilization has focused on individual freedom. Civilization transcends nations and politics, connecting people on a global level. If civilization today is quantum, then individuals are like genes, passing their traits from one generation to the next.
On this Dussehra, we can all pledge as citizens to pass on the virtues of our civilization to the next generation, ensuring the survival and continuity of humanity and the universe.
As Ghalib once said, "When it was time to cry, we all laughed, and now when it’s time to make others laugh, why make them cry?" Let’s raise the flag of Dharma’s victory and make peace with the Adharma within ourselves.

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