Quote from: hyc on January 18, 2017, 02:58:21 PM

Quote from: iamnotback on January 17, 2017, 09:02:30 AM

An economy is about trade. There are billions of creative people out there who would feel a lot better about themselves if they were trading instead of being Facebook zombies (see quote below). The transition from the one-way media of TV to interactive media of the Internet was more engaging, decentralized, and thus more valuable to the viewers/users. But still the users are basically powerless in the economic system and configurations of the Internet, i.e. the economic system and configurations of the Internet is up to now still more of a one-way action analogous to the TV era. Let's disrupt that and create another revolution.

Essentially Google's business model has to die. And they know it. They are trying to diversify into products, but that is not the solution. The solution is disrupt Google.

More details about what I have in mind should hopefully be forthcoming. As much as possible I want the project to be adaptable to decentralized improvements, analogous to how HTTP sits on top of TCP/IP. I am designing a base protocol and the world has to innovate on top of it if I am correct. Also I need to adjust to feedback and learn as I proceed.

We need an initial kickstart feature to drive it.

Interactivity of the Internet had great potential but it has been stifled by The Establishment. Asymmetric internet service, with upload speeds much slower than download speeds, precludes a truly interactive internet. It keeps end-users firmly locked into the role of consumers instead of allowing true peer-to-peer creation and interaction. We need to break this stranglehold before the Internet's full potential can be unleashed.

Its based on the fact that to this point ppl download much more than upload.. interactivity needs to be pushed by end users requesting it.. once market demands for such services it will happen as we switch over to fiber networks