But it doesn't.Yes. It does though. Really really. It will mean universal if the plan succeeds and the the noahide laws do, in fact, govern the world, but you're not there yet, sparky, the mason. Right now it's just wishful thinking.
You're good at helping prep the appropriate frames.
Here, from a book I picked up on the subject. I had to retype this one for you.
There are seven Universal – or Noachide – Laws as against the 613 precepts that apply to Jews. But this does not mean that the non-Jew has an easier time complying with them. Where the Jewish precepts are very specific the Noachide Laws are general and far reaching in their scope. The Jew is told to do or not do specific things in specific circumstances. The Noachide is warned only of general modes of behaviour.
If mankind follows the laws laid down it can achieve its natural state of supremacy over the natural world. If not, then mankind will regarded as being lower than other forms of creation.
As the Noachide Laws were given by the Creator they necessarily are in harmony with creation itself. A person who elects to follow these laws is aligning his or her self with the very forces of creation and is thus helping in the process of restoring the Universe to that state which existed before the degeneration of mankind began (with the fall of Adam and Eve, according to the Bible).
The person who wilfully ignores or, even worse, actively contravenes the Noachide code increases the level of disorder in the Universe.
As you can see, a little bit of reasearch opens a whole wealth of information. Including that what I assumed you were right about (because it sure sounds like Noah) was just a wrong assumption.
Note how it is "mankind" and not just an individual judged by the result.