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I have the suspicion that what it needs is lawyers, not technology. Firms, families and corporations spread across the globe who must maintain these files via a
by chippy 10y ago
I have the suspicion that what it needs is lawyers, not technology. Firms, families and corporations spread across the globe who must maintain these files via archivists.
A person should be able to produce something now and pay an amount which is invested into the trust. As more people pay, the trust gets bigger and bigger and becomes wealthier via their own investments. It's aim is to keep this information forever.
The cost for a user to store something should take into consideration the length of time in the future that it will be held, and risk. So in the early days, it will be cheaper to store a book than it is when the global network is established in 100 years and much cheaper in 1000 years when the planetary network is achieved. Thats the business case I'm pitching anyhow!