XáreneTue, Jul 1, 2008 It has been amusing reading radical ideas that in some odd twists of logic turn around and get trapped in conventions!
If I can take meika's Internet Micro-nation further, I would say each of us are an Island Nation. We have our individual manifestos and our ways of governing ourselves independent of each other.
The internet provides for Tentative Nations, happening from the overlap of our manifestos, whether it is between 2 or 200 or (n)x number of Island Nations, at any given time or simultaneously and for any unspecified duration.
Conflict happens when we try to unify under a common law; specifically when we try to govern an other body.
It has been amusing reading radical ideas that in some odd twists of logic turn around and get trapped in conventions!
If I can take meika's Internet Micro-nation further, I would say each of us are an Island Nation. We have our individual manifestos and our ways of governing ourselves independent of each other.
The internet provides for Tentative Nations, happening from the overlap of our manifestos, whether it is between 2 or 200 or (n)x number of Island Nations, at any given time or simultaneously and for any unspecified duration.
Conflict happens when we try to unify under a common law; specifically when we try to govern an other body.