Misnomers of Government
Government's like corporations are run by people, and people like to
grow their lot in life. Politicians talk about increasing revenue
the same way corporations do. Government officials would like you
to believe that they are indispensable and that they should have the
right to take most of what you work for. However, is this really
the truth are government jobs indispensable?
Self Regulating Government
Interactive medium such as the Internet have enabled the
implementation of highly successful self-regulating infrastructures that
have proven capable of supporting massive populous'. Classic examples
are Ebay and Myspace. These same constructs of self regulating systems
can and must be applied directly to government so as to not only improve
services but to eliminate the unnecessary overhead and burden of
government.
Ebay allows their public to openly comment on representatives who
sell products. Should we not have open databases on our public
servants where the public can comment about those we pay to work for us?
Myspace allows us to choose our friends interactively, should we not
have a similar ability to choose who can represent our interests in
government.
Must our choice of
representatives in central government functions be limited to someone in
our immediate vicinity? Can we implement distributed
autonomous decentralized government?
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