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Quote from: BADecker on March 16, 2021, 05:07:14 PM

Our present universal currency is the Foreign Currency Exchange. The Forex trades 5 trillion dollars worth of various currencies from various nations each day. Most of it is done by big banks and big corporations. A little is done by average investors.

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Not so true.
Our present universal 'currency' is cybercrime and sadly it becomes the third "economy" in the world.
And we haven't even noticed that evil hit the fan.

Cybercrime To Cost The World $10.5 Trillion Annually By 2025
https://cybersecurityventures.com/hackerpocalypse-cybercrime-report-2016/

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Our present universal currency is the Foreign Currency Exchange. The Forex trades 5 trillion dollars worth of various currencies from various nations each day. Most of it is done by big banks and big corporations. A little is done by average investors.

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A universal currency is sort out in USD and EUR but yet, non is ready or have thought of a world without boundaries. I inclusive. But then,
What would the world really look like?
Is it of advantage for there to exists boundaries between nations?
Boundaries generally defines what is acceptable within a zone or territory and taking of the boundaries puts all that aside so, what law would then govern the activities and migrations of persons from place to place knowing that, people would always seek out for places that they wish to think offers an easier life.
I think the boundaries are necessary to ensure people find a way to harness the resources avail in its territory for its best use and the world.

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The worlds borders began earlier than we can imagine. It controls what goes in and goes out in every nation. So if what you're saying is to remove it then there would be a big problem. Because the borders aren't the problem in most countries, the people and the leaders are. So fixing the border problem would be meaningless without fixing the ones running the nation and the people living in it.

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Quote from: Mauser on March 15, 2021, 04:01:28 AM

Quote from: Tash on March 08, 2021, 11:59:24 AM

I am certain a lot of current borders will varnish and new once arise. What belongs together will be together.
Some will even create there own country like Bill Gates did and has no tax payments and his own laws.

I wasn't aware Bill Gates has its own country. Which one is that?

I don't think a life without borders is possible at the moment. The biggest threat to our life is terrorism which needs to be controlled. Without borders, custom checks and immigration offices it would be very hard to prohibit people from entering a country. Who would feel safe if people from the middle East could travel to USA without any form of checks?

The country of Bill Gatesistan.
To have the own country has its perks, diplomatic immunity, no taxes......
fast forward about 11min
https://fos-sa.org/2021/02/28/who-insiders-blow-the-whistle-on-total-immunity-of-bill-gates-through-gavi-world-vaccine-alliance/

Bitcoin has no border and does not belong to any govenment and not taxable. Fiat in pocked will always belong to the issuer.
The token i create belongs to me the same as my hand knitted jumper i made.

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Quote from: Tash on March 08, 2021, 11:59:24 AM

I am certain a lot of current borders will varnish and new once arise. What belongs together will be together.
Some will even create there own country like Bill Gates did and has no tax payments and his own laws.

I wasn't aware Bill Gates has its own country. Which one is that?

I don't think a life without borders is possible at the moment. The biggest threat to our life is terrorism which needs to be controlled. Without borders, custom checks and immigration offices it would be very hard to prohibit people from entering a country. Who would feel safe if people from the middle East could travel to USA without any form of checks?

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There is a story of decentralization and freedom in the modern world that was started by cypherpunks and later supported by crypto communities and free-thinking people. It turned out that both targets still did not meet their expectations due to the great uncertainty of the entire cyberspace. We have come to a ridiculous situation where you cannot expect great help from the crypto or cyber community if you are deceived, but from centralized authorities, even if they are private or public. Thus, the whole thing is still failing on one of the basic ethical principles of freedom, and that is the ethics of justice.
So there is no freedom or decentralization without security and justice.
Dreams are dreams, but today, for ordinary users, the Internet looks more like the Wild West in the early days or Eldorado or a massive slaughterhouse than a decent place to work and have fun.

Cybercrime To Cost The World $10.5 Trillion Annually By 2025
https://cybersecurityventures.com/hackerpocalypse-cybercrime-report-2016/

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We need borders, because we are all racist. Some of the greatest racists are the people fighting racism. After all, if they were simply not racists, they would allow others to be racist or not racist as they chose. But anti-racist people have formed themselves into a race of anti-racism, thereby contradicting themselves.

So, we need borders to keep the other races out... because we are all racist.

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Quote from: Sujoris on January 31, 2021, 04:45:12 AM

Quote from: Gyfts on January 31, 2021, 12:54:06 AM

For all the countries that attempt to secure their borders, it's always surprising that people don't look towards South Korea or Japan that is like 99 percent homogenous. Pretty sure Japan outright rejected Syrian refuges. For some odd reason, not much discussion about Japan being islamophobic.

Maybe having strong borders and allowing unskilled people into your economy is a bad idea?

Way to go budd! For twisting facts and presenting half truths.
You epitomize this meme

Japan's population is dying of old age and there is no space for their own population, how would they accept immigrants? Same with S.Korea.

What are you talking about? Their aging population is based on a working culture which doesn't allow young people to settle down and start a family. This doesn't mean they can't accept Syrian refugees. But set them aside. Why doesn't Dubai accept every Syrian refugee? They have nothing but money.

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I am certain a lot of current borders will varnish and new once arise. What belongs together will be together.
Some will even create there own country like Bill Gates did and has no tax payments and his own laws.

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A world without borders I think you are dreaming and when it happens will absolutely destroy everything we live ina country now, there are many who break what's left of it, the land will be destroyed and all that we must have in mind I'm sorry if my response comes out of the discussion and is whether or not it depends on us living in this world because it is only temporary and we will experience and accept the course of our life that is in line because it is our destiny as humans

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A world with limited borders is a good thing, but only under one circumstance. That circumstance is that everybody is the same throughout the world... the same religion, the same traditions, the same practices, the same ways of living in every way... and especially, the same government. And this is what the one-world government wants, so they can control us all and make lots of money off us by making us their slaves.

Funny thing is, God wants us to be free. But He really wishes that we would use our freedom to seek Him and what is right... all of us in the same way, almost like a limited borders. Governments generally are against God.

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A world without borders is one of the dumbest of things. Why is that? because without a dividing line, there will be chaos and conflict of interest. Even in countries that have territorial borders, civil disputes often occur because of cultural and economic differences. So I can't imagine a world without borders.

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Quote from: Nikola95 on March 01, 2021, 04:53:33 AM

Quote from: Sujoris on December 16, 2018, 08:25:55 PM

Let's think for a second.
Would such a world benefit mankind? Would it destabilize the current geo-economics? Is there even a remote possibility that we as humans let go of this ancient tradition of drawing lines on sand that have only served to create problems among masses and has done NOTHING good so far?

There is possibility. And I think it will happen somewhere in the future. It's also natural to happen because we are inventing faster and faster ways of transport. (faster trains, planes) We are crossing some travel barriers, and by that and by internet people are connecting more and more. We all must remember that we are earthlings in first place

I am not sure about it because humans are very protective. We tend to live in groups and want to be different from others. There will always be rivalries between different groups of people. Speaking different languages just makes it worse. So for having a world without borders we need to be more similar like speaking only one language.

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Quote from: Sujoris on December 16, 2018, 08:25:55 PM

Let's think for a second.
Would such a world benefit mankind? Would it destabilize the current geo-economics? Is there even a remote possibility that we as humans let go of this ancient tradition of drawing lines on sand that have only served to create problems among masses and has done NOTHING good so far?

There is possibility. And I think it will happen somewhere in the future. It's also natural to happen because we are inventing faster and faster ways of transport. (faster trains, planes) We are crossing some travel barriers, and by that and by internet people are connecting more and more. We all must remember that we are earthlings in first place

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Quote from: Gyfts on January 31, 2021, 12:54:06 AM

For all the countries that attempt to secure their borders, it's always surprising that people don't look towards South Korea or Japan that is like 99 percent homogenous. Pretty sure Japan outright rejected Syrian refuges. For some odd reason, not much discussion about Japan being islamophobic.

Maybe having strong borders and allowing unskilled people into your economy is a bad idea?

One good thing of Japan and South Korea is that they don't really have a land border. For south Korea migrants would have to go through north Korea to get there which seems impossible. And to get to Japan you need a boat or plane. Also the language barrier seems to be much higher than for European or American countries where you usually can get along with English pretty well.

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Quote from: virasog on January 31, 2021, 06:25:26 AM

Quote from: Sujoris on December 16, 2018, 08:25:55 PM

Let's think for a second.
Would such a world benefit mankind? Would it destabilize the current geo-economics? Is there even a remote possibility that we as humans let go of this ancient tradition of drawing lines on sand that have only served to create problems among masses and has done NOTHING good so far?

Well there is a different prospect to this theory. Consider there are no home boundaries and everyone can go anyone house and stay there. You can understand what mess it will create and how difficult it would be to manage. So therefore we have home boundaries, then we have cities division and then countries borders so that there is a division everywhere so it could be managed easily.

You are confusing privacy with nationality. That is equivalent to saying you welcome your guest into the living room with the same vigor as you would in your bathroom. We may own homes and land but do we own a country?
You can have cities and states and allow people to move freely between cities and states just as easily between borders. Look at the European nations.

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Quote from: Sujoris on December 16, 2018, 08:25:55 PM

Let's think for a second.
Would such a world benefit mankind? Would it destabilize the current geo-economics? Is there even a remote possibility that we as humans let go of this ancient tradition of drawing lines on sand that have only served to create problems among masses and has done NOTHING good so far?

Well there is a different prospect to this theory. Consider there are no home boundaries and everyone can go anyone house and stay there. You can understand what mess it will create and how difficult it would be to manage. So therefore we have home boundaries, then we have cities division and then countries borders so that there is a division everywhere so it could be managed easily.

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Quote from: Gyfts on January 31, 2021, 12:54:06 AM

For all the countries that attempt to secure their borders, it's always surprising that people don't look towards South Korea or Japan that is like 99 percent homogenous. Pretty sure Japan outright rejected Syrian refuges. For some odd reason, not much discussion about Japan being islamophobic.

Maybe having strong borders and allowing unskilled people into your economy is a bad idea?

Way to go budd! For twisting facts and presenting half truths.
You epitomize this meme

Japan's population is dying of old age and there is no space for their own population, how would they accept immigrants? Same with S.Korea.

Gyfts

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For all the countries that attempt to secure their borders, it's always surprising that people don't look towards South Korea or Japan that is like 99 percent homogenous. Pretty sure Japan outright rejected Syrian refuges. For some odd reason, not much discussion about Japan being islamophobic.

Maybe having strong borders and allowing unskilled people into your economy is a bad idea?

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