Leveraging Real Life....
>>My perception of the Internet is this: as in real life, one can only spend so much time somewhere, and therefore each of us tends to find sites that we revisit, and only go further when doing research. As in real life, only so many people can participate in a conversation before it becomes unwieldy, and therefore the circle of people one really gets to know is fairly small. As in real life, we do not bond with people with whom we have only casual contact, and therefore distinguish between friends and acquaintances. As in real life, there are community leaders and casual participants, and several levels in between. As in real life, there are rivalries and even enmities. In other words, the Web is real life, and merely allows people in disparate geographic areas to come together on the basis of common interests........>>
The internet allows each of us to leverage ourselves. There is so much waste in our world. So much time is wasted over silly, simply things - like lack of trust, belief and the resulting need for oversight and subsequent loss of productivity.
Either there's trust or there isn't.
The internet will force the issue on personal trust. Companies have been monitizing the sacred personal trust created between and among individuals.
The internet is allowing more and more individuals to claim, secure and even monitize these personal trust channels.
So essentially the entire distribution channel for all products and services will be highly personal, targeted and leveraged for maximum benefit of individuals and their trust networks which will help mankind share more time, energy, light and love.
Companies have claimed ownership over personal time and trust. This is nothing more no less than anther form of slavery. By this I mean that we are essentially putting some aspect of ourselves "below" and in the control or power of something else. Something that doles out money.
Slave to money??
Yup.
We are all only victims to the extent to which we accept the labels others place on us.
The internet is essentially arbitraging the world's pyramid of fear/power and control intro an inverted pyramid of peace which is the service model - ie. it places each individual in THE most powerful position - ie. to reach out, risk, help, serve and love.
Peace.
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