Neutralizing the Hard Limit of State-Sponsored Resource Monopolies: A Proposal for the "Global Resource Recycling Organization" and Behavioral Physics Hacking
Neutralizing the Hard Limit of State-Sponsored Resource Monopolies: A Proposal for the "Global Resource Recycling Organization" and Behavioral Physics Hacking In our society, the "hoarding" (enclosure/monopolization) of computational power, power grids, and proprietary payment systems by states and mega-capital is advancing rapidly. The once-lauded era of borderless, peaceful technology sharing has ended; the cold reality is that the world is rapidly fracturing into economic blocs as each player defends its own infrastructure and core narrative. Among these trends, the most alarming is the hoarding of "physical infrastructure resources" (such as copper, silver, and rare metals) by specific nations. No matter how brilliantly we design AI or decentralized digital payment protocols, the system will dry up if the supply valves of the "physical resources" required to build the computers and power grids running them are controlled by hostile actors. Wh...