Despite governments' best intentions, regulations are always too slow and incomplete.
Governments can now to gain unprecedented insights and implement adaptive policies in realtime The massive data and compute contributed by their citizens
Private Cyberspaces enable governments to work WITH instead of for to solve the hardest problems facing the nation.
The Cloud Compute bottleneck narrows every aspects of human growth. With Collaborative Compute people can see more (e.g. perspectives without influences) and do more (e.g. innovations without restrictions).
governments can implement their policies in ways NOT possible when compute is done in the Cloud
The massive compute and data on citizen devices , governments can work Citizens with compute ownership
Taxation + Citizen Compute
Infrastructure partnerships between citizens and their governments.
Solving their toughest problems more effectively through Collaboration rather than Regulation.
Instead of reacting to government
Private Cyberspace removes the 3 barriers to compute ownership, giving EVERY citizen has their own compute power to collaborate
Trusted Collaboration
By solving the privacy vs visibility conmudrum, Citizen Ecosystem
1.1. Latent Resources
There are many resources in the modern society that are just siyr
Latent Resources are existing resources waiting to be tapped. They include idle resources (e.g. that come from over capacity) as well as potential resources that are available but have not been utilised yet.
88.io is a Cyberspace Incubator so get people started instantly with a Private Cyberspace.
Government Incubators
Area Entities are designed to be owned by the people who live, work, visit that area. They map to existing government structures.
Below is an example of the domain naming differences between instant-on incubator area entities and real production quality area entities in Australia.
Area Entity
Incubator Domain
Country Domain
Global
88.io
.00
Country
au.88.io
au.au
Region
aunsw.88.io
aunsw.au
District
sydney.aunsw.88.io
sydney.aunsw.au
The idea is to minimise the difference between the two type of area entities by simply replacing the 88.io part of the domain with the country's own top-level domain (e.g. with au in Australia).
