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along what axes will the nation states unbundle into? by axes i mean verticals along which these (network) states compete. I think they will be: - taxes (duh, nations will compete to offer favorable tax rates to retain contributing citizens) - education (not sure, education might very well become a global phenomenon with AI) - healthcare - air, water, and food quality - safety - nature and scenery (the more trees and wildlife, the better) - transport (not sure, in a hyper connected world people may travel less?)
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- ease of doing business
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Opportunities: like getting to go to space I there was a space centric network state Legal systems: some might prefer to live under certain religious laws or not
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Ideally, we would have open-source (or at least decentralized) manufacturing and computing too to support all of this, as well as some sort of global standard of decentralized access to physical resources. I sometimes worry that nation-states will attempt to prevent network states from accessing raw resources, as farms and mines and oil wells are by definition tied to specific locations. Of course you can trade to get access to resources, but if the current establishment starts to feel threatened by networks, they can certainly fight to prevent network states from accessing those resources.
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Nowadays, when I think about using something, I no longer think solely about what they offer, but how they arrived at those implementations. And, the 'how' is driven by the 'ideology' layer-the core beliefs that shape every decision. Ex. Consider a social media DAO whose priorities/policies are as follows: - Decentralization: Proposals are decided upon by direct democracy; DAO only deals with businesses that meet X/Y standards - Privacy: full encryption, zero-knowledge proofs for transactions, no metadata tracking - Monetization: fixed transaction fee (X%), redistributed to community nodes. - Transparency: open-source code, transparent moderation policies, auditable AI algorithms I imagine the DAO would use these policies internally, as reasons tied to proposals, to make decisions. Using a system like this, we can compare differentials between the users' beliefs, other DAOs, and what the DAO itself actually enacts. --And I can finally figure out which social media platform I actually want to use...
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