In this vein, Dr. Stefan Schindler, Professor of Philosophy at LaSalle University, is proposing that we can construct a world that returns to a bicameral state of mind.
His major opus is laid out here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17Fs5QgBYI8Basically, he decries the individualism of modern society, where everyone has their own goals, free will, and morality. He spends half the lecture explaining Julian Jaynes' theory, (rather well, I must say), and lauds the time in human history when there was a unitary mindset guiding human action, at least within a society. He thinks that developing a collective consciousness by getting rid of individual consciousness can usher in a new age where everyone is in agreement on political, social, economic, environmental, and religious issues.
Apart from criticizing his utopian vision of raising a generation of bicameral children on practical, ethical, and moral grounds, I would say that he is trying to invent a new global religion where the gods are managers of society, speaking directly to each and every person on the planet. In a way, this vision has strains of communism, where the proletariat develops a unitary consciousness, is in total agreement of how society is to operate, and there are no dissenting voices.