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* (pacification) that we should have the opportunity to avoid double taxation of bits by states | * (pacification) that we should have the opportunity to avoid double taxation of bits by states | ||
** default: no double taxation | ** default: no double taxation | ||
** option out (i.e. pay taxes on bits to states as well) | ** option out (i.e., pay taxes on bits to states as well) | ||
* (participation) that we should have the infrastructure to spend our taxes by means of our participation, | * (participation) that we should have the infrastructure to spend our taxes by means of our participation, | ||
* (sustainable creativity) that we should have an ethical basis for this all in the form of a firm conception of sustainable creativity, and | * (sustainable creativity) that we should have an ethical basis for this all in the form of a firm conception of sustainable creativity, and | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 28 February 2010
(Work in progress)
Intro
Wikipedia: Gratis versus Libre
Greatest Common Divisor
- (e-money) that we must create e-money independent of states
- (free tax) that we should have the opportunity to pay our tax on bits independent of states
- default rate > 0
- option out (i.e., e-cash)
- (pacification) that we should have the opportunity to avoid double taxation of bits by states
- default: no double taxation
- option out (i.e., pay taxes on bits to states as well)
- (participation) that we should have the infrastructure to spend our taxes by means of our participation,
- (sustainable creativity) that we should have an ethical basis for this all in the form of a firm conception of sustainable creativity, and
- (customary law) that we must reveal our laws based on the customary law of the internet.