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Also see in directory State: Thinking about the future 2: the consumer economy @ 06.11.2023 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 European engagement @ 30.11.2022 The economic games of the state @ 30.11.2022 Private states @ 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 Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill @ a British statesman, soldier, and writer who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom twice, from 1940 to 1945. Totalitarianism @ a form of government and a political system that prohibits all opposition parties, outlaws individual and group opposition to the state and its claims, and exercises an extremely high if not complete degree of control and regulation over public and private life. | @ 30.11.2022 Observing what is happening, one can draw some very interesting conclusions. While one half of the world is hurtling back to the 19th century, killing each other on all kinds of grounds, multiplying death, hunger, devastation, and suffering, the other half, the more advanced half of humanity, even though suddenly the main problem facing the planet is habitat preservation and solving global problems of sustainable development, dreams of new worlds, real and fictional. Two opposing tendencies that have settled in the minds of modern international elites have become quite clearly visible. The first is the idea of a meta-universe, a digital world and space. The second idea, as the exact opposite of the first, the conquest of space, at least the nearest, manned flights and landing on the planets of the solar system. As for laws, rules and regulations, all this has to be established and implemented virtually from scratch, because the digital world provides incomparably more opportunities compared to the real world. The creation of the digital universe is definitely a breakthrough project in every respect. Parallel reality, entirely self-sufficient, with its own laws and principles, completely changes the face of modern civilization. And quite possibly, it can change the development agenda, because it completely redirects the vector of development from the "objectified" Universe to the digital one. However, the implementation of such a project requires huge investments, both in digital infrastructure and software. Only economically and technologically developed countries can afford such investments. At the same time, even hypothetically, it is very difficult to imagine how the structure of production and consumption in the digital universe can change, because many things in the digital universe, on the one hand, have no physical embodiment, on the other hand, are estimated in absolutely tangible and impressive amounts of money. And it is quite possible that in the best traditions of cyber-punk, when information is the highest value and the most interesting for everyone, digital objects will be valued tens or hundreds of times more than any available physical objects. The exact opposite direction suggests a desire for the conquest of space. However, there are even more questions and problems here. The modern level of technology does not imply that millions, if not millions, at least a few thousand people can go into space, because outer space is quite hostile to the fragile human body, the cost of pilots is still astronomical. comments powered by DisqusFree place |
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