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i think you are confounding corporations as physical, "real" organisations in the real world, and cyberspace, which has no nationality by design and where the o
by dangsmum 9y ago
i think you are confounding corporations as physical, "real" organisations in the real world, and cyberspace, which has no nationality by design and where the old world order is not welcome.
The old world order would very much like to believe they have dominion over cyberspace, but they do not and should not.
- lovich 9y agoCyberspace is not some metaphysical entity that exists in the ether. Every website, every connection, is being run on physical hardware. I'm not arguing that cutting off access to something on the internet would be easy or even feasible, and it would hurt any coubtry that tried to, but it is entirely possible
- dangsmum 9y agoevery website is a law unto only itself, every connection breaks the "physical" limits of national borders. the cat is out of the bag and the old powers that be have no power to keep their human slaves on the farm. https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence
- lovich 9y agoPhysical isn't in quotes in what I'm saying. A country can actually cut off access to the internet, it just costs them all the benefits of the internet. Send out a couple of guys with axes or a boat with an achor and you can cut off access completely