Virtualized Society

The Eye of A Storm

Society and the 21st Century

Abstract

Civilization is lost in Cyberspace. General-Purpose Computers are dangerous dictatorships tilted against the individual, favoring suppliers who rule cyberspace and criminals breaking the law. Corruption is the unavoidable byproduct of baronial cyber-kingdoms. They suppress democracy, as Citizens become the chattel in a digital war. The unhealthy trenches between the monolithic compilations cultivate crime. These digital kingdoms overrule traditions and rewrite democratic laws. Individuals are digitally imprisoned, social equality and speedy justice are sacrificed. General-Purpose Computer and infiltrated by spies, enemies, and criminals from all corners of the world. The binary machine is skewed by unfairly distributed powers creating a medieval form of cyber society run by the skilled and the powerful. Democracy is undermined by undetected malware, powerful hackers, skilled gangs, and enemy states.  A war is raging, it is a fight for universal digital democracy and cyber society run by and for the people. This is the only way the war can be won.

KENNETH J. HAMER-HODGES

Author of ‘Civilizing Cyberspace: The Fight for Digital Democracy’
Ken is an Independent Consultant in South Florida for secure cloud-based software and mobile access software. Graduated in the UK, developed the first Capability-Based Computers (PP-250), became a Charted Engineer, and awarded a Fellowship of the IEE (London). Partnered on a dozen patents developing Object Engineering fundamentals while working in UK, USA, Germany, and Belgium. Invitation speaker at conferences on Operating Systems and Communications.

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