Global Atmosphere

The Monku Globe is an ongoing list to challenge societies in the form of atmosphere, environment, and general understanding.

June

The Castore Point Deduction Act

'No More Castore' may be the highest term in the world of football kits. "The Castore Point Deduction Act" is suggested to deduct 10 points at season start for disgraceful taste. Castore Jail may be holding cities back in general understanding and sense. Just imagine how Kaiserslautern will run around this season. How worse do you want it? Yes! Monku may be too emotional here, but this is pure rage.

April

The Garlic Tax

"The Garlic Tax" is suggested in addition to a 24h-self-isolation clause in prevention of face-to-face garlic walls. It is not only a question of Nächstenliebe when your counterpart seems to be decaying internally, but also a question of respect for day-to-day interactions. Monku will never understand this obsession.

The Cleanest Shot You'll Ever Take

"The Cleanest Shot You'll Ever Take" is suggested to dissolve addiction on the streets in a fictional Kombucha-infused form, for those in need, to prevent cold, and stink. Monku will always cheer for the glass of water.

Uniforms and Premiums For Foundational Work

As the foundation to clean cities, one must honor foundational workers who e.g. clean or build the streets and train stations, parks and local environments, night in, day out. A seasoned uniform is suggested that inserts the ”feeling when you put on the coolest, new sneakers” into foundational work every day. Think electric rollerblades, good music, winter boots and futuristic tools. Like the direction of electric busses transporting one very calmly. In addition, a monthly premium is suggested that uplifts foundational work in the layers of a monetary society. Monku thinks city WCs, trains and busses are required to work in addition to open, self-cleaning hygiene installations for a universal standard of respect.

Shared Housing For Single Mothers & Models

As the foundation to life, first and foremost, one must honor caring mothers for setting the standard of society through their education, patience, manners and ultimately development of the next generation, especially when you are on your own. Same goes for models who move cities and environments up through their work and fearless spirit. Shared housing for both entities is suggested to uplift a general understanding for life. Does one dismiss the father here? No! Monku focusses on the single-mother-problem in this note and thinks their struggles combined with the challenges of a model will be able to create synergies of greatness, support and pure strength in a shared environment.

Based on this start, the city then will itself be helpful in improving each others understanding and taste of a future worth living in - with respect and care for each other.