Further decentralization of our monetary system(s) could mean decentralization of government and corporate infrastructures.
I recently read an article on Steemit by 
He talked about how we can theoretically decentralize public institutions and infrastructure while making payment of them through taxes obsolete.
He proposed that services such as educational systems, public health care, emergency services, and much much more could be taken care of on a voluntary basis, where the people with the skills and ability to help do so at their discretion.
This would mean not relying on centralized authority and honoring human integrity and ingenuity.
His article proposed some good points, and it got my mental gears spinning.
If we can build self sustaining systems to support us, we wouldn’t NEED to pay to sustain them and we wouldn’t need a figurehead such as government to theoretically “control” such systems.
Think about it.
The majority of our societal systems are NOT designed to be self sufficient...and they are not designed to be adaptable to change.
They are simply designed to generate revenue.
Let me walk you through it: The systems that we have in place do not create solutions, and in fact help to make these problems more complex.
The following infrastructure indeed perpetuate the problems they claim to resolve: for that is what is in the best interest of the ones who control and regulate such systems.
Education is not designed to teach children knowledge that is useful; It's not even designed to make them think or to honor curiosity; It is designed to create workers for the existing corporate infrastructure.
Furthermore, POLICE are not designed to end crime, but to perpetually incarcerate more criminals.
Health care is not designed to make you well, but to keep you sick, this point is proven by the false cancer epidemic that has unfortunately taken many lives.
Politicians are not in politics to ask REAL questions; they are there to regurgitate endorsed answers.
Prisons do not prevent crime and do not in the slightest "rehabilitate" individuals; in fact it makes them worse, for as soon as someone in the U.S. is arrested, it is highly unlikely that they will ever get a real job.
Thinking that these systems working is akin to believing that peace can be created from war.
None of these systems are sustainable, because they all have two principles that are ebbed into their creation: Greed and power.
These are the two factors that perpetuate broken systems.
I believe that the fundamental idea of anarchy is freedom without constraint; movement without reliance.
When you centralize any system, you then place a figurehead or pyramid of figureheads on top of it: these are the ones who control and regulate this system.
BUT, when you DEcentralize a system, you directly bypass all authority and make the system itself it’s own authority.
You do this through an interconnection so big it overwhelms those who seek to control it.
Such is true with the block-chain and crypto-currencies, as well as the internet.
(Similarly, you cannot control love: it is reckless and inconceivable - it goes where it wants to go: just saying)
One of the biggest problems in our society is that we have intentionally created an atmosphere of false scarcity out of infinite abundance. The earth is a natural garden of resources; yet humans pay to live on it.
We pay for food which naturally grows from the earth and we pay for shelter and to live on land.
It seems that most humans do not truly honor their divinity; thus they do not love themselves fully and do not recognize the spiritual truth of oneness.
With decentralization of governments we can remove all corporate figureheads and corporate influences on senators and politicians: in this way also, anybody with a voice and an opinion would be 100% able to become a democratic senator / politician.
What the people wanted to get done would be done; because the “system” would be automated: constantly changing and shifting to the needs of the mass majority.
This being said, it is also known that two unbreakable laws of the universe should be honored:
- That which exists always has and always will, energy cannot die but only shift form
- Change is the only constant.
These two laws play into the context of equality.
Nobody can be better than another because if energy never dies, then everything has always existed in some form, and - at one place and time or another - everything HAD to exist as the same thing, inseparable.
I believe that this is the way our communities and thus our entire worldly structure should be organized; If we can each recognize the truth that at one point in time we were each the same thing, (perhaps we could call this the source of all existence and thus “God”, or simply “The Universe”), we can recognize the truth that our communities cannot move forward unless we honor the truth that diversity cannot come before inequality and every part is needed for the entire whole to function.
Recognizing this simple truth would rid our minds of the idea of “racism” “classicism” “sexism” and perhaps even “egoism”.
It is thus a conceivable notion that our government or “regulators” would cease to exist and would be replaced by a formless support system.
Formless because that which has no form can constantly adapt and thus can not be destroyed, as is seen in Robert Greene's 48th law in “The 48 laws of power”
http://48laws-of-power.blogspot.ca/2011/05/law-48-assume-formlessness.html
It should also be noted that if systems of self generating prosperity were to be set up (such as community gardens - things that grow in value by one simple factor: time) There would be no need for humans to work monotonous, mundane jobs. Their jobs could be replaced by automatic systems and they would be free to enjoy nature, raise their children, participate in their community, and create.
If “citizens” of a community were given this freedom, there would naturally be no need for systems such as the “education system” or a grocery store.
Grocery stores could be completely replaced with community gardens and communities could come together annually to enjoy potlucks. This would create a natural atmosphere of bonding and connection: it would destroy separation, and we would no longer be taken advantage of by greedy bankers who want to “own” human life (literally).
Without the need to be owned, there would be no need for a stock number such as a S.I.N. and everything could be done without a need for Identification: humans would become the naturally sovereign beings they should be.
The reality is that many institutions,
including emergency services, (police, paramedic,fire department,etc)
sometimes don’t help us the way the were built to (an example is police killing the citizens they swore to protect, or institutionalization of criminals instead of rehabilitation)
Yet if we decentralized such systems - like we are starting to decentralize money through the block-chain - we could provide transparency and completely remove any need for these systems to be controlled by any figurehead; thus removing any possibility of corruption of authority and power.
Decentralization of such systems and overall government would provide absolute anonymity and transparency.
Another thing keith mentioned was that, by using blockchain technology as a means of keeping and collecting information to make it 100% transparent, we could have 100% accurate voting without false votes being counted intentionally. This means that politicians would not be capable of lying to our faces and still get elected; for we would make sure any politician caught lying suffers consequences.
If this were the way our current system worked, Killary Clinton would be in prison, or at least standing trial.
But this is not how the current system functions.
I recently wrote a similar article titled “Community Culture” which talks about public institutions and that what is needed for us to function as a society is that our communities need to be paid attention to, and it ultimately starts with disengaging with “society” and imploding your awareness to your inner-core.
In a way, I can foresee that we can decentralize whole communities, cities, and even countries by each giving a helping hand when it is needed and providing a service, yet removing or changing all the orthodox systems that are in place today.
This can happen as we focus on our already prosperous abundance and share it with each other, creating a self sustaining system and dropping our 9-5’s to devote our lives to something more significant.
Something more tangible. Something more powerful.
By following our dreams we harness creativity in its pure ungraspable form.
(heres why)
If we harness that inner power and listen to the voice of reason; we can easily and simply change the world.
Yet if we listen to the voice of cognitive dissonance (or as Orwell calls it: “double-speak”), we will forever perpetuate this nightmare of inequality.
These simple (yet profound) changes would also kill the need for things like borders.
The main reason we have borders is to “keep out foreigners” and to monitor people.
We want to keep people out so that they can not “interfere” with our country's economic progress.
We want to monitor people because we have a surveillance state thing going on.
But all this will change with a different mindset.
Once we have decentralized Government, we have overthrown authority and will therefore have no need for borders.
One day, we will effectively disable the poison that is this system...until that day...
(P.S.)
Make sure to check out: The Venus project here: https://www.thevenusproject.com/
I sincerely thank you for reading this article that I have profoundly poured my energy into.
If you like or appreciate this content, please up-vote, comment, and follow me on word-press @ https://highvibrationcreations.wordpress.com/ for similar content. :)
You can also follow me on twitter 
If you somehow fell deeply in love with this content and have decided you want to support what I am doing - ;) -
please feel free to donate to my bitcoin wallet @ this current address that has been generated for you: 1BrBZuJfLu4Z11GSpo1e4VQQEcVEe8ysq9