I have the feeling it's not that easy :-)

Wow! I stayed here last spring! It is indeed very beautiful. Btw: I was there in the weekend and there was a competition going on on the main square of a very strange teamsport. Very interesting, but

Do I get it right that we would still need a well working democratic system? Since we still need people to lead an army for defence and some kind of judicial power. From experience I know it's not easy

I think that the same land-lease-system should be applied for water and air. Because these should be protected by the same easy method of liability in case of 'damage'

There are a lot of similarities between this system that you propose and the feudal (middle age) system. hm.... Good post!!

This company will not have any kind of commitment to the environment. This could create a pollution problem.

P2P is indeed not an alternative to capitalism. It's more a new kind of capitalism in which knowledge is not owned by a company but is freely available. I guess you could say that it is an alternative

That's how I do it too. But that's not what the post above is saying.

I agree with the fact that quality of content is subjective. The question I ask myself is if I should upvote posts that I don't find interesting myself.

Does this mean that the quality of the content is of no importance when you upvote? That would be sad, because then the whole purpose of having good content on steemit is lost.

it's not tv that is magic, it's the bern! lol

I agree. I think some people don't see the difference betwee a post on steemit and a 'share' on other social media.

I don't think it's only about companies with 0 emplyees. Many companies have shrinking numbers of employees while they are producing more and more. Some companies are growing fast and don't hire new people.

Wow! I want one!

Go Iran!

mr. wang, You seem to be a nice bot. And I don't know if I can reach you this way. But... this 3rd link on contributing your own content is not linking anymore.

Theoretically I find the percentage of taxes not relevant as long as you live in a real democracy. Because in this case the people who are in power and manage the tax money are suppose to be doing that

So you're saying that banks have a conspiracy going on to rule the world by creating a crisis and then forcing a global currency and eliminate cash money. But, I think that the financial institutions already

Thanks for info. I will try to follow this research. One of the biggest problems I see in the basic income is the resistance of a lot of people to the idea that a job would no longer be the center of society.

It's true that because of reserves of oil (and natural gas) you can't compare Norway to the US. But I do think that you need a very good political system if you want to deal with these resources in a good