No it won't in the long run as we know it. The most important political aspect of individuals will be their cloaking abilities in order to avoid plunder from go

No it won't in the long run as we know it. The most important political aspect of individuals will be their cloaking abilities in order to avoid plunder from government. Once AI and technology allow individuals to produce and exchange with invisible currencies and without any political intervention or regulation then no matter how politicians morph they won't be able to "see" us. Of course democracy will morph too towards trust networks where privacy, anonymity and invisibility will be key factors in collective decision making. Market forces at their best. I am a big follower of Bruno Frey and his political theories for liberty, one of the modern panarchists.