Infosphere States
In continuation of the topic, about which it was written, here is what S. Pereslegin has yet to do with something about how a state can be in the period when there will be a phase transition from “normal capitalism” to “primary netocracy” ...
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About the project SeaLand heard many. And you can do without the server part, if you think about the grid technologies. Then everyone who wished to become a citizen of a virtual state "pays tax" as part of their machine resource.
Perhaps such an organization of the state will be very, very effective from the standpoint of the Network. For example, such a grid community will be much better able to defend the computers of its "citizens" from network worms and various attacks. That is - the part of the tax that will be paid for security will not be paid in vain.
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Further. Some of the resources of the grid can be used to post information of citizens and be monitored for requests and appeals, being connected to the subsystem of setting the task of the executive power of the Republic of Info.
Interesting trends are drawn: from the state of the ordinary to the state of the virtual (mobility increases), and then through the struggle of such states and integration of these - to a single management structure, the “mega-regulator”. By the way, the tendency to “control the Internet” perfectly fits into this concept: the state as a system tries to accumulate experience in the information environment in order to be ready for such a “phase transition”. Hmm, I would even call it quite reasonable ... however, as long as it looks more like a one-year-old's attempt to walk, it always flops and roars.
Nothing, learn ...
By the way, Vicky knows a lot about it: here and
here
Read the full article here .
About the project SeaLand heard many. And you can do without the server part, if you think about the grid technologies. Then everyone who wished to become a citizen of a virtual state "pays tax" as part of their machine resource.
Perhaps such an organization of the state will be very, very effective from the standpoint of the Network. For example, such a grid community will be much better able to defend the computers of its "citizens" from network worms and various attacks. That is - the part of the tax that will be paid for security will not be paid in vain.
')
Further. Some of the resources of the grid can be used to post information of citizens and be monitored for requests and appeals, being connected to the subsystem of setting the task of the executive power of the Republic of Info.
Interesting trends are drawn: from the state of the ordinary to the state of the virtual (mobility increases), and then through the struggle of such states and integration of these - to a single management structure, the “mega-regulator”. By the way, the tendency to “control the Internet” perfectly fits into this concept: the state as a system tries to accumulate experience in the information environment in order to be ready for such a “phase transition”. Hmm, I would even call it quite reasonable ... however, as long as it looks more like a one-year-old's attempt to walk, it always flops and roars.
Nothing, learn ...
By the way, Vicky knows a lot about it: here and
here
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/5453/
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