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Will Pandemic Protocols Establish a Utopian Economy? ▲ Helsinki

Abstract ▲ Blockchain services undermine traditional forms of governance because it’s decentralised and its users are typically anonymous. This assumes impunity from government and central banks. In crypto the collective consensus of coders, miners, and anonymous actors are micro components of a growing ecosystem. To date this crypto sphere has been relatively left untouched by the authorities of the “real-world”. This raises real questions about how crypto's services should be managed. Techno-Libertarians envision utopian self-regulation, with codified rules that evolve with the technology. Crypto-anarchists envision a free-rule zone for blockchain businesses and unconstrained virtual currency commerce. Anyone who denies these programmatic rules essentially forfeit their right to participate in this space. <br>Adel's co-founder explores the creation of the Borderless Citizen™, fueled by blockchain innovation and the underlying cryptoversification evolution of the Virtual State™.

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Will Pandemic Protocols Establish a Utopian Economy? ▲ Helsinki

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  1. Will Pandemic Protocols Establish a Utopian Economy? Gabriel Dusil dusil.com gabrieldusil @dusilg dusil.com g@adel.io Adel Ecosystem adel.io adelphoi.io @adelphoi_io 1▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲ info@adel.io

  2. Defining Borders 2▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  3. Humanitarian Standards Judicial Economic General Military 3▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲ Financial Space

  4. TCP/IP P2P Blockchain   ▲ Persistent ▲ Pervasive ▲ Omnipresent ▲ Resilient ▲ Decentralized GPS Iridium BitTorrent 4▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  5. crypto crypto 5▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  6. State vs. Crypto Virtual Territory Anonymous Population Communities Relations Programmatic Governance 6▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  7. Power Hierarchy …there is empirical evidence that no technology can turn ‘vertical relationship of governance into horizontal’. van Dick, J., & Winters-van Beek, A. (2009). The Perspective of Network Government: The Struggle Between Hierarchies, Markets and Networks, IOS Press, page 253 7▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  8. , But… Code Governance Unfair Competition ▲ Monopolies ▲Corruption Predatory Pricing ▲ Highway Robbery ▲Fraud ▲Theft ▲Misappropriation 8▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  9. System Essentials People Strongest & Weakest Links Innovation Process Code-based Governance Scalability Technology Cyber & Crypto Resilience 9▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  10. Civil Society Governments Academic Community Technical Community Private Sector NGOs IGOs 10▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  11. ▲ ▲ ∅ Legally Binding ▲     ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ 11▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  12. Crypto Education Employment Information Innovation eCommerce Technology ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ 12▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  13. Human ights …multistakeholder approaches are important to both promote the developmental potential of the Internet and to maintain its universal character. pen Tech Opportunities ccessible to All ultiStakeholder Engagement United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, “What If We All Governed the Internet” (UNESCO Publishing, 2017, https://en.unesco.org/sites/default/ files/what_if_we_all_governed_internet_en.pdf) page 12 13▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  14. Ideolo Cryp No No Big No edom of ression Economic Freedom Proprietary Systems Assumed Trust Brother No No No Single Point of Failure Trans- parent Central Control Middle Men Privacy Code verned Open Source Political Freedom Efficient Trusted 14▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  15. Virtual Rights? Avatar Rights? Ethics & Morals? 15▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  16. Protection Safety Privacy Freedom Human Rights Big Brother Chaos Anarchy Corruption Monopolies Lawlessness Utopian Dystopian Dystopian 16▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  17. 1820’s 1870’s 1880’s 1980’s 1990’s Will Crypto Play a Role in the Next Utility? 17▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  18. a a Community Incubator for Blockchain INNOVATION for 18▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  19. 19▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  20. Gabriel Dusil Engagement Employment Expertise Education Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics, McMaster University in Canada. Blockchain entrepreneur & int’l business strategy. Expert in blockchain incubation, cloud computing, IT security, video streaming, & OTT Content. 25 years in senior positions at Motorola, VeriSign (Symantec ‘10), SecureWorks (Dell ‘11), & Cognitive Security (Cisco ‘13). Founder of Euro Tech Startups s.r.o., & dusil.com. 20▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲

  21. Gabriel Dusil dusil.com gabrieldusil @dusilg dusil.com g@adel.io Adel Ecosystem adel.io adelphoi.io @adelphoi_io 21▲2018▲ © adel.io ▲ © dusil.com ▲ info@adel.io

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