The Digital Realm presents a number of opportunities and hurdles for any serious applications of Mission-Type Economic Planning (MTEP) under the Work-Standard. Compared to the crude, inefficient Soviet-Type Economic Planning (STEP) that has since become a strawman for Liberal Capitalists… Read More ›
As stated earlier in the preceding Entry, all Malware are constituted as Cyberweaponry in the world order of Scenario 1999. It is in the interests of the Council State, Totality, and Self to be prepared to defend the National Intranet… Read More ›
Okay, there are only five Entries left before I can finally begin compiling everything for The Digital Realm (1st Ed.). Aside from that, yesterday, I completed a few diagrams that I am also planning to include in .PDF copy. These… Read More ›
The 1990s marked the period when the Digital Realm was finally realized. Regardless of which form the Digital Realm took during that decade, there was going to be that expectation that the Digital Realm was just a fad that would… Read More ›
Outside of Scenario 1999, there is no working definition on where and when “Malware (Malicious Software)” constitutes as a Cyberweapon. The World Wide Web (WWW), because it is impossible for any one nation to actually govern it in its entirety,… Read More ›
Given that the political and the economic life of the Totality in the Social Forums and Social Courts are intertwined with Real World affairs offline, it becomes inevitable to conclude that the social life of the Totality in the Social… Read More ›
The Social Forums, together withthe Social Courts, govern the rest of the National Intranet on behalf of the Council State. Politically, they are designed to function as the Digital Realm’s extension of the Real World’s Council Democracy for the nation… Read More ›
Back in “Organizational Structure of the Social Forum,” the details surrounding how the Social Forum acts as the main hub of the National Intranet had been elucidated. The Social Forums, despite them and the Intranet Service Providers (ISPs) being organized… Read More ›
With the first Entry of Section Three completed, I felt that I needed to write a Revision post for the next four Entries: “Political Functions of Social Forums,” “Economic Functions of Social Forums,” and “The ‘Social’ Aspect of Social Forums,”… Read More ›
The Social Forums, as the concept was surmised throughout the Entries of Sections One and Two, will follow the conventional organizational structure of the Councils that define the Council Democratic process. What has been said about Council Democracy, both in… Read More ›
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