In my draft book “World After Capital” I have a section on the need for increased “Informational Freedom.” There I write:By design, the Internet does not embody a concept of geographic regions. Most fundamentally, it constitutes a way to connect networks with one another (hence the name “Internet” or network between networks). Since the Internet works at global scale, it follows that any geographic restrictions that exist have been added in, often at great cost.As well as:The same additional ...

In my draft book “World After Capital” I have a section on the need for increased “Informational Freedom.” There I write:By design, the Internet does not embody a concept of geographic regions. Most fundamentally, it constitutes a way to connect networks with one another (hence the name “Internet” or network between networks). Since the Internet works at global scale, it follows that any geographic restrictions that exist have been added in, often at great cost.As well as:The same additional ...