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Topics Managing the development // 04.12.2022 Rights, Freedom and Security // 30.11.2022 The global state // 30.11.2022 History and opportunity windows. // 30.11.2022 State tendencies. // 30.11.2022 The system of the modern state // 30.11.2022 On the Jewish question // 30.11.2022 Thoughts on the Future 1: A World Not on Earth // 30.11.2022 European engagement // 30.11.2022 The economic games of the state // 30.11.2022 Century 21: Economic Slavery // 30.11.2022 Blockchain - Distributed Transactions as a Change of System // 30.11.2022 About Intellectual and Technological Dominance // 30.11.2022 Maximilian Robespierre // one of the leaders of the Great French Revolution, head of the Jacobin revolutionary movement. Freedom // the ability to choose the outcome of an event; | // 30.11.2022 They exist. There are many of them. Millions of people live and work in them every day. These states may be located on several continents at the same time, may be subject to several jurisdictions. There may be no laws or restrictions for them. They are multinational corporations. Giant mechanisms, huge complexes of property, technology, sources of funds. Corporations live by their own laws, different from what we think. Their God is profit, although they never tire of repeating that it is not. They strive to absorb as much territory, markets, consumers, to buy and digest competitors, to enter adjacent spaces, to develop new products, to patent know-how. They are monsters. Often without soul or limitation. They are the engine of progress and the enslaver of the future - at the same time. They are policies, procedures, restrictions, risks. They make our lives better and worse at the same time. They enable and take away freedom of choice. Without them, our world would be more primitive and free. But they are inevitable, just as the future is inevitable. comments powered by DisqusTHis is my AD |
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