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I have been traveling outside the US recently and I notice that this already exists in many places. Something to consider though is that in these places the co
by solotronics 11y ago
I have been traveling outside the US recently and I notice that this already exists in many places.
Something to consider though is that in these places the common man had no economic power to begin with but now with globalization the difference is becoming more visible.
We need to help get these people plugged in to the internet and this will open them up to advancement and opportunities. Instead of paying a middleman (a corporate retail store) to buy handcrafted goods we might could purchase directly from the producer with bitcoin or some other form of electronic payment.
There should be a tech equivalent of doctors without borders..
- petra 11y agoActually , the communications medium is the easy part(and to some extent you could enable ecommerce with catalogs and mobile phones and some sms based payments(like m-pesa) ). And it certainly isn't hard to get some sort of internet at the village level. But the supply chain is a much harder part.