This is our second Vlog post from the 2007 Politics Online Conference... Thanks to Tristan Fowler for edits. For this post, we interview Phil Noble, policy analyst and founder of PN&A and the Palmetto Project.
Also, check out all our vlog entries, sponsored by our friends at the Capitol Hill Broadcasting Network.
Friday, March 16, 2007
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A brief, but interesting interview on the power of the internet to achieve good..in this case in politics. This is a vital truth to understand, and appreciate.Whether we like it, or not the internet is here to stay.
Moreover, such technologies do, and could have far greater implications for global financial reform on a massive scale. Here, I draw you all to my research, and development project of Transfinancial Economics.
This emerging paradigm claims that direct, and indirect taxation will no longer be necessary. Advanced computer technology would be programmed in such ways as to control inflation levels en direct but allowing for super-price flexibility necessary in the present capitalist system (remember virtually all the money of the world exists as electronic transmissions from one account to another). All this would have immense social, economic, and political implications.
Robert Searle(UK).
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