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The dilemma is that we don’t have enough time to reproduce everything needed outside the factory, yet we need to completely leave the factory. Therefore, we will have to utilize things from the inside while securing the exit. It’s crucial to separate the specification from the implementation, allowing us to introduce a different implementation upon exiting the factory, while securing things that are already independent, without a restart. We must live in two worlds simultaneously, but we only have some elements that are reproducible outside the factory. We use the factory as an exit point; there is a direction. ...

The currency holds value if the government controls the currency supply and currently mandates taxes to be paid in that currency. This compels you to earn in that currency, highlighting who controls it. Moreover, the government can redeem bonds using this currency and issue them as well. Therefore, the government influences interest rates, manipulating them to any desired level, provided it has sufficient authority. Thus, the interest rate targeted by the government is arbitrary. It reflects their desired rate. ...

Let’s assume you have subscriptions to a few online shops that provide utilities and food. And a car, flat rental, and things that you need to keep up with living in general. Basically, things go in and out from the credit card without you needing to read numbers in transactions! As numbers are not useful anymore, that system cannot be distinguished from a system that doesn’t have money at all. A free network. As the transaction numbers are useless for any decision, the total amount of money in the system must be constant and always constant. Let’s say one. The least important quantity. ...

I am not bound to any ideology (except one)! The most beneficial choice. To accelerate, I wholeheartedly appreciate who branch outs, by coding both ends for one. Freedom is not an option for you unless being your choice. We code for when no human is let in the factory! To get out after we get stuck, we code the same thing to be able to reconstruct it at a new place when the time arrives. To do it efficiently, we do it frequently. So, land is an option to print a factory. The factory is for us! So the landlord opens for us! ...

When we buy ice cream, we just pay for what we receive. It could even be paid with something else that I produce: barter. If the government is like any other entity that provides service and earns to the extent they add value, then they should be paid to the extent that they serve me, disregarding how much I earn! But the tax is charged at different levels and it is even proportional to our income. So the government does not earn based on added value. They probably earn loyalty instead. ...

Singularity is inherently natural. The question is, why does being natural matter? Being natural implies that it occurs spontaneously, without any external authorization, at the precise moment. This is the essence of the ultimate singularity. Therefore, prior to this moment, other singularities exist in a virtual state, paving the way for this unique event. These virtual or artificial singularities merely represent facets of the ultimate singularity and should be regarded as such. ...

If we view the real world as we do the digital world, then we can use digital arguments to create real-world objects. It’s not necessary to model every aspect of a real-world object, like subatomic particles! These could be encapsulated as reusable functional building blocks in the digital twin. A triangle is an excellent starting point. Almost any real-world geometry can be approximated with triangles. Even cylinder-like shapes can be formed using triangles. The cylinder, sphere, or cone can also be considered additional building blocks, but for this analysis, we’ll continue using triangles to construct a real-world counterpart based on the digital twin. ...

A sustainable population requires a fertility rate of around two or slightly more, on average, as suggested by mathematics. A lower fertility rate implies that children are seen as less useful. When subscribing to a product, its utility normally increases over time, accelerating its value and potentially reducing its cost. This principle can be similarly applied to children, but with a negative cost implication. The negative price means, if you do not sell it, nothing would be bought from you and if you sell, it will be definitely bought. The less children are ‘utilized’ in a society, the more expensive they become in the subsequent cycle, until they are perceived as a problem rather than a solution, making the prospect of having children less attractive to families. ...

Technology is more useful being used! so a singularity. No need to put numbers from the past showing the exponential growth. So the relation is the other way around as the devided big tech accelerates the technology singularity. the time will arrive. State controls the devided big tech and collects tax. State is a big tech itself, an artificial singularity. The state can not control the singularity since they are kind of singularity, artificial. But they can accelerate the real singularity, The state is a collection of finite people. It is always possible to have another one added to the mix for a big turn! And natural singularity is not something from inside, it is an outsider. ...

A quintessential example of high-tech technology, traditionally requiring substantial organizational resources, is automotive research and development (R&D) and manufacturing. In this realm, car manufacturing is executed by specialized robotic arms. However, these same assembly lines can be adapted to produce various products under a strict rule: “No human presence is allowed inside the factory.” This restriction ensures that only robots, programmed remotely, enter the facility for maintenance or part replacements. ...