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this episode will be of particular interest to our fellow conspiracy, realist out, West, in Nevada or Nevada and pronounced a couple, a differ, ways nor Europe know that you're Nevada, Guy, right United. Occasion to say at super often I guess, but now that I'm thinking about it. I am Nevada there is no guarantee that it feels like a mid western thing for some reason to me, the first pillar, soon I met from vodka was adamant that it was pronounced, Nevada soldiers, get that out of the way the subject of today's up, and now this is something. This is something different: it takes place in the great state of Nevada, but raises a question that we have talked about off air when the news hit earlier this year and our our big question. While we touch on several import

Things here regard in some of the states plans, asking whether this is a step into a bold new era of human governance or if it's a step tour, bold new era of side to still be a or, if it's in fact, a return. Conspiracies we have seen in the past. Talking about of the may have heard of they have a relatively innocuous theme. They're called innovation zones does sound great, what's wrong with innovation sounds good as his own when allow live there not send school year reminds me of the discovery so clear, tramplings? That's what I want and there's tramplings I met their me

be there. Maybe if you can count on a new type of trampoline, is innovative technology will find out, like the figures, for a lot of people outside of Nevada. When you think of this state you, think of one city immediately. Las Vegas Yes, baby city sin, we we all been there. You ve been to Vegas right now. I have not been a Vegas Bell, I feel like I'm, missing out- or at least I am out of the loop in terms of the Congress, but I have seen fear and loathing in LAS Vegas and other Vegas centric movies. So I can't I can't get what it's about in a casino like that right, Yeah you got it. It's a Vegas, incredibly fascinate town on a number of levels because its, one of those cities that only exist at the size it does due to human ingenuity, did have the who

damn we didn't have the all the infrastructure that people have created then a city, a Vegas, his size located where it is located, would simply not be possible and its also its unique Nevada itself is unique in it in a number of different ways? She no parts of the state have legalised sex work right, that's a big business gambling laws. Coarser differed in Vegas and why thing that we can assure you re always been. The biggest can assure you is the city really sleeps downtown. Those casinos are always running. You want to find a black jack aim. It doesn't matter of its four in the morning. There's somebody there is somebody there yet actually its assets, as I think this is a really good parallel for the vote, talking about today. The idea of creating an entire city around a particular

history and even like you know, gaming, for example, and like the gaming commission and all of that is so important, GINO know. For a new casino. Yove is again a soothing, and no here I've learned from like the movie casino and stuff, but and then and things like that- really important, to be able to get that licence to get that gaming licence? you can start your casino it's like you said then the city would not exist. If we're not for you, no man made infrastructure, and also this very singular industry so order, today, and this is like been historically the bread and butter of the entire state of Nevada Nevada. Now, I'm flipping it to I'm confused. But when we returned my today is something new. Ten new concept that something new for Nevada and it's something like you said: Billy Called innovation zones yeah to get our my

around this concept. First, we need to talk about some background because, like Nevada the? U S is itself somewhat you especially during the time of its formation. It did some things that other countries at the time we're not doing here are the facts, so back in the seventeen seventy eight, when the United States were formed, the founders due to this concept that guy's remains very important today, with varying degrees of actual enforced. I would argue the idea of separation of church, stay, meaning that the? U unlike many other countries, would not have an official state religion and not be able to, like you know, force any and of religious views or practices on individuals specifically and raiment Nina State sponsored institution there there would be no

allowance for mandatory kind of enforcement of any kind of religious faith, any kind of faith based. Anything though we know in practice is isn't always the case. Andrews and like school prayer and even Some religious language in things like the pledge allegiance see now in this has always been a bit of a grey area by the tax part of it is probably most interesting and important ripen year. That is one of the most interesting parts of these separation because review you are a religious institution in the. U S, then you're, not you're, not paying taxes and that's why so many organizations fight so ardently to be recognised as a religious institutions, Shoutout Scientology, but a lot of Bin has been made of the so called religious foundation of the? U S, and in many ways that's a myth. Like I love that you mentioned pledge of allegiance. The idea of the

he's under God being in the pledge of allegiance. This wasn't part of the plan. Until relatively recently, until June of nineteen fifty four. They went back and added the phrase under God. In there and then you can also see that the founders and the leaders of the early? U S, were pretty adamant about these. Secular position of the country as a cause. This was gonna seniors heretical by a lot of other places, but, the cool idea. It means that in theory, few live in the? U S, new can practise whatever religion. You please, you can make a religion up or discover, How are we want to see an end? You can practice that as well. Is your religious practices? Don't result harming others or breaking laws. Then you should be all gravy and of course, you know that

wasn't the same. In practice, there was a lot of prejudice against people of the catholic faith, for instance, were against people practicing Judaism and that Anti Semitism continue today. But, like the big thing, is they essentially like, unless you have a religion that requires you to like murder, someone once a month, down someone's house twice a year, you'll be fine! but we will prosecute you for murder or our sincere steadily sure been that really honestly, it you're not being hyperbolic there, because it out and honestly does take something that extreme for. Kind of intervention to come down to a depends varying degrees of that, but like, for example, not to get too into ever. Like you know, the church of Scientology has pretty much been proved to have injured people psychologically possum. We know physically in terms of what happened to David

cabbages wife. You know we don't know, but it doesn't seem good and they have maintained that tax exempt status, which is allows them to like up up all this real estate and have this like the stronghold in in California, in that part of the country and there's another interesting turn here, because Nowadays, when you hear people talk about the separation of church and state you'll hear people of freezing this as a way of protecting need government from undue influence. That way, turning into a theocracy but back the day the. Actual ASEAN was flipped. Roger Williams, the guy founded Rhode Island, argued that you, did you have a separation between state religion? Because if you didn't the government, would get involved in the church and corrupt it and make it world and So it is an interesting with, but I think we can all agree in the mind

day. This is a very good distinction to have it benefits more people than it hurts, but there was an another question hanging in the air and it was one that was not addressed in nearly as clear cut a manner How do we handle the relationship between business and the state? Should there be separation between business and state. The same way there is a separation between church and state, and if so, what form would it take its sticking question? It doesn't always have your answer. No, it doesn't it's where these things, where it all comes down to like how bad do you want to attract industry? You know as a state like Here in Georgia, we had some pretty com, all. You know very lucrative tax credits for the film industry that ultimately In Georgia becoming like you now, location number one for film, because Dean obviously like Atlanta in different parts of the of the state, now, you ve got a really wide variety of like shooting location types and all that

made sense already, but the tax credits that we laid out work massive. She could argue we're taking a bath on that in terms of like lost tax revenue, but its exchange between loose out there and gaining jobs, and you know pumping that industries. Money into the economy. So we can make an argument in both directions, but again This is one example of american governments trying different approaches to this relationship, trying to minimize corruption on the part of Out ceos and politicians at the same time trying to maintain a relationship with industry, a cosy relationship, but also one with like boundaries right near me. Think about it. It's a strange. The government depends on partnerships, private businesses for so many things for countless things and its relationship that has accelerated. I asked

I'm goes on like, if you think about it. Now the practice of sub contracting projects to various corporations occurs. Actually every level of government in tons of different ways. Most famous infamous example, the world of the military private military contractors vie for contracts to build new hardware to conduct research. The supply infrastructure and even soldiers, right, shoutout, academic and so on. If you name the task theirs, probably some sort of private company walled somewhere in the supply chain, it's so normalized, and the practice is so comment that it can be difficult for a lot of people to imagine any other sort of situation. What does it separation of business and state mean. Does it mean the government should your fear, lest, in the day to day activities a bit this is of any size. If interaction continues like

Things are very important to the government. Taxing businesses, there, things are are important to the people. Like environmental regulations, winded stop what lobbying lobby is weird. Lobbying is a legalized system of bribery based. Is that a hot take I feel, like that's accurate. I am completely accurate. I think we both shared that opinion. The pass on the show being is absolutely that its essentially like a direct line to lawmakers, where you essentially give them in whether it's industry that you represent, that will donate their campaigns or what have you or it can If you and see you know that represents the above, the workers, perhaps of the industry to represent that will keep this person and power and it allows you to shape policy benefits. You map, I think, that's accurate bet. It's. It's definitely legalised bribery.

And if we're being extreme about it, we could even say that being itself- is a conspiracy taking place on a daily basis in Washington, D C and other states capitals. So what? If there was some alternative model, that's what we're talking about today for years on. This show kind of sketched out this. Somewhat dystopia model of human evolution, but I always show it like this. If you look at how people interact in groups or what the primary model of group interaction is humans start mid way back in the day with the family, and then that grew into that cried the larger family and community, and that group to the religion which would unite people, regardless of whether or not they were biologically related, and then that into the state which united people, regardless of whether or not they shared the same religion or family, and what's next for many people, it appears to be the corporation Then folks have been concerned about this.

For a long long time that the nation state would enter decay is a concept or people who find themselves governed by private industry and for a lot of folks. Understandably, this fell like science fiction. You have to look far inside. Fiction to see a world where the corporation fulfills the function of the state like the alien franchise aid runner, the art, Gee Game shadow run. I mean it's big corporation as government, Is an ideal, a lot of people in thinking about and not as crazy as sound. In fact it may be closer than we think when we get to the eyes of something that is called the, russian zone. Where are we talking about is this. The next step, were a world of science fiction will tell you afterward from our sponsor.

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cheers where it gets crazy, so the Nevada Independent broke his story of February, but it's based on statements made by Nevada, Governor Steve, sizzle lack his J worry state of this state address, which is a hilarious name, but then also and later press conferences in all. I think we we both watch some of these right yet one that I saw you may have seen the same. One was about forty five minutes long and it was broadcast by the independent on Youtube live stream of zoom, and you know it was kind of dry times, but it sizzle lack and a few experts kind it from his cabinet talking about what this innovation zone situation is and what it would mean for Nevada and he

in that original public address. He kind of dropped that term and didn't really go into much detail, and in some of these press conferences, we're talking about the detail. Stuff does come out we're going to get to that, but he kind of initially gave his overview of here at some of these things that we're considering this move could potentially create two hundred thousand new jobs that are really great thing for Nevadas, Nevada ones, but the, postal itself. Held a little something more. I dunno I think you and, I might argue, sinister and in a little less blue sky and of rosy outlook in particular proposal by a company called Blockchain LLC, but you can figure out what they do. Was being passed around in the state legislature it talks about. Innovation zone, being this a place where a private company becomes the local government

the old saying that in such a nutshell, that encapsulated phrases is little bit me editorializing, but that is what it is and that's not a hot. Take this also as you say, came out noise and official announcement, but as a week at the very soon? time. Sizzle islax administration was talking about how great this would be for the financial and economic future of Nevada Nevada, Independent said this is quote a plan d eight a semi autonomous county, that's, Slowly assumes powers of the counties based in and furthermore, in blockchain case, be supported by its own currency, crypto currency they're, calling stable coy, which I feel like- is the mistake and shout out to every body regarding this, rule. Sixteen shout out there, but you had a little Doge going. I hear reached two dollars:

it upward is here. I I took a on some crypto yesterday. So now the saying there's this like there's this coin, called Ex R p. There was kind of like boom. And I got in and then I buy a kind of didn't look out for a day and then went back, you look. Tat has gone down like twenty five percent by thus Zita. That's that's that's how it goes Maybe it is. I guess it really is and that's why I erotic guard not ironic it all that its crypto, that's kind of beetle. Being position as like this is gonna, be the job of the blockchain technology and in that press conference that we watch they make ace as to why the technology gee itself is separate from crypto currency in in particular, ITALY, which is true gold watch intact, you can be used for all kinds of verifications me used for like change of title in college

pretty car, it's all about contracts, nobody smart contracts and that's kind of why people are betting. I kind of like the wave of the future, Many things that we do in terms of chain of custody for whether its liking out any kind of property, it's all based in like handwritten wrecked, words and deeds, and things that exist in like paper form you now in like courthouse, prison in filing cabinets, so variable size and there is a lot of opportunity in this technology to do things like that outside of the whole crypto thing but again, it obviously mainly now associate with Crypto, which very much is its own kind of Vegas baby, but thing that so interesting about this blockchain proposal. Is they want to create A smart city. That's powered by this blockchain now see what that actually means is is not perfectly clear yet, but they would apparently purchase sixty seven,

thousand acres of private land. They made that very clear in the press. Kind of this is all private land. Like they're gong, to be able to swoop in an imminent domain your house, yet by the sixty seven thousand acres of undeveloped desert land. East of Renault Nevada at the top Ho Reno Industrial Centre, and they ve been kickin around this plan for years Jeffrey Burns who's, the founder of block chains, announced the plan to build a blockchain oriented city back and twenty eight in ages ago, and this was at a conference. You know one of those super rich people influence her. You know conferences in Prague, so they happen yeah yeah saw this This shows us a pattern. This plan was kind of Announced bases lacked the public way after was already in the works. What's Christine about his statements there in Prague, Makin twenty eighteen is here.

Do he's, not a developer, but he went on to sell this idea. No high level way block. Arguing that the current rules the dictate how Existing municipal governments can work are too inflexible, the kind of revenue. Sherry project. They want to create here, and he s it would be the only one o clock, the provocative, of the word revolutionary so like it's been Aid by the market administration as similar for example, of a land a ride like a tax incentive that rule ultimately result in a trade off where the state gains more than it loses, but this goal so much further the if this goes through if block chains, another two, Companies have the innovation zones in Nevada. Then they will take over the function

of your local government. They will be collecting the taxes They will be running. Schools for kindergartners through high school they'll, be charge of infrastructure. Maiden services and more, in this way, we had a pause for a check in this should be interesting. Decide, five ends policy walks alike. How would you feel if you knew you like, you still had to pay federal taxes I could you live in the? U S and you're, not a billionaire. You still had to pay state tax could you live in the? U S, senior, not a billionaire but those taxes go through this private company. This, accompanied company that, by the way, probably employs you. Would you be comfortable with that? Would you feel it it's more streamlined. Would it feel like too much control? I don't know it's a good question: You could argue that it does streamlined things and that if there,

the primary you know mover in the same way like the Gaming commission. Obviously that's a government entity with its also like holds the key to the kingdom. In so many ways for gaming in Nevada. So therefore the keys delight the state I'm sure there's like manufacturing and other industry Nevada, but clearly gaming is a massive source of revenue for stay in this there there hoping that this will they even mention that, like the governor in that press conference saying how they wanted to pivot away from just being a gaming states. And having this other thing being this, like new central kind of incubator, something like that early than in other words they attracting jobs and talent, and you know justly something was on the cutting edge, is gonna put Nevada on the map outside it just being in a sin: city yeah, well that's that's another question Tooley blessed You family, one of these zones- and your do you think you're

It would still receive a decent, unbiased education event that education was administered by a private company like what, if you work does a science project and tenth grade on the environmental dangers of coin, mining or aura crypto currency processing. But you know that Maybe that feels a little alarmist or kind, but it's a possibility- that's in the car We can tell you a little bit more about the specific of the innovations own proposals according to these leaks first, its kind, expensive to get started, your average mom and pop fuller will stand, is not going to be able to start at innovation zone in Nevada. The land can only be created by a private developer who

more than fifty thousand acres of land? That's, why says lack was being so emphatic when it was saying this is private land that they buy because you wanted to make it clear: it's not the government giving this land away there their buying this land already, so they made a private land owner a ton of money at like from state one square- zero daisy. Square, one that you guys get it Secondly, this company that wants to become your new government has to promise to invest up to one billion dollars in their zone over time. That's also attend Money that's way more money than is in the banana standard, falafel stand, and then they have to agree to a specific tax on what innovative technology, the zone specializes in so this is something

they talked a lot about the press conference. You were mentioning no like the tax incentives, but also for Blockchains LLC. They would need. To somehow have a tax programme on the technology that there concentrating on in their new government, which would be blockchain you ve got a very long term plan here with they assume ambitious goals. When you say absolutely, they do they plan to break ground in twenty twenty and over a seventy five year period, develop what they're calling painted rock smart city that would conceptually beyond the thirty six thousand permanent residents, and eventually they play to employ one out of every fifty residents of the state of Nevada currently which yet which would account for almost two per cent of wages produced in the entire state.

Which doesn't sound like a lot. Do you realize it's? The entire state did to her a very, very, very big number. But you know we're thinking some of our fellow in spirits. She realized in the crowd today some of the more ambitious of us. I dont know what the problem is guys. This sounds fantastic. Can I started innovations own we'll talk, a bit more about that after the break the boyfriend, by gas, comes from new copper tone. Sport. Mineral weave, ever been so ready to get back out there and with new Coppertone sport mineral we can reclaim the beaches hikes the boulders and bride the backwoods made with one hundred percent actually source to oxide. It's trusted sun protection that resists sweat, heat and water. This summer

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They starting with special mother's day episode, the Thursday before mother say, may, six on the heart, radio up apple pie, gas or wherever you got your podcasts and we're back soon or of the so those of us in the crowd today who consider themselves baby a little more proactive, more go, get rich You may have already started thinking just like Ben in future Rama, yes, my own government with black jack and other vices, etc, which is funny cause vague, is already has those in your question is how do I get started? Well, first, You have to find the lad. You have to have control of fifty thousand contiguous acres undeveloped. Property and has to be located in a single county. There can be any permanent residents there at the time and I can't be part of it

pre, existing shitty town or what they called governed division established by law, so you can't take over an existing you you have to build it from scratch, have to submitted application, of course, because its euro government bureaucracy, next you're gonna, need to include nine different things on your application to the governors offs of economic development. That stuff, like a plan for future development, an estimate for construction and future employment documents that prove that you have sufficient funds to invest to fifty million just to start and a billion over ten years, an economic impact statement, certification that a qualified developer has gotten and in held or can obtain access to public utilities and natural resources that are needed to complete the project, and then you also have to kind of special

Each zone has to be tied, like we've, been saying kind of from the start, to a very specific industry, or, more specifically, innovative technology and be able to levy that in our view, to levy and industry specific tax that we also mentioned earlier, things like box a I biometrics, Mina Biomedical technology, clean energy. You know all that kind of stuff yeah autonomous vehicles would be another all all of these things. You hear about in tax specific TED talks, honestly so see you get all this stuff and you get approved, boom boom boom? You also gain control over things. That aid county level, government or municipality would ordinarily control as your new corporate county grows,

can just let the existing Nevada County know when you're ready, don't have time lie you just let me know when you feel like going on the responsible these of having a police force or fire fighters wastewater treatment, health care get is a judicial system, an education and eventually when the zone is ready, they will all of the authority of the existing county in which they reside? That means that at some Eight new innovations on itself is no longer subject to county ordinances. Ah, what about vote Once there are a hundred eligible permanent residence living in that zone zone can organize its own elections and in the case of block chains proposed city, specifically because of the nature of their innovation, the paving

way to have its own currency, so, like imagine, imagine a hundred twenty years from now. You find yourself try Clinton, Nevada you shot by painted rock, which can be the name of their city, and you find that you're, you know your, U S dollars or your Paul pounds or whatever they end up being called at that time have to be converted because every store ever Every store, every shop every place in the zone only accepts payment and stable coin. They haven't said that's going to happen. Possibility into me. It is darkly hilarious of, but that's the other question to you know no Is this moving forward right to the future, whether for good or ill, or this simply returning to an idea we ve tried in the past reminds me of up a story that maybe

too familiar to us and our folks in the audience today by you when I was hosting a wonderful show called car stuff, we went on A road rally together and one of the things said that rally letters to what a night in a real life corporate run town or was corporate run at one point, It was her. She Pennsylvania, yes run by her she chocolate company. Remember that place. They are the guy of course, of course, was wonderful. Great car museum, really wonderful trip field road. Rail have actually found a cosy from their road rally the other day and it brought by farmers. It makes me think of things, though, again. That is this idea that somebody put forward is, is maybe a little of an extreme example, but it's like aiming towns and like the company store and all right, you know where you work for the sand are paid for the same people

that sell you, the things that you need to desert arrive, which inherently has this kind of conflict of interest lie, which this does do like eroded feels like they have a little too much control idea of you now they're collect the taxes that are being taken out of your pay as we're right lake, see maybe maybe I'm being alarmist, but it seems like it's going away. Back into their coffers in a way that the little bit strange so you see it more as a kind of like resin. Action of the idea of the company town that's what sixteen sixteen song is about in this her. She was a me town. There there have been many of these three american history you can visit than you can it now now as kind of the historical sites right back in the day it wasn't so,

on common for d, entirely of towns, population working population to be employed by the same company and that same come he also owned all the stores, all the place As you can spend your money. They also in a very real way own the money you were paid in: U S currency, you were paid in what was called scrip right, so there were they were economically locking? The resident of a town in exercising greek control over their day to day activities, even if they were not on the clock and from the perspective of the virus government. This is a powerful tax incentive in some way to prime the pomp and help residents. Who I mean it's in. Arguable help residents who desperately need new rely sources of long term employment. But how far does this plague How much mission creep slips in here are

mature citizens of Nevada Gonna find themselves becoming citizens of a corporation more in a state other. There, too, there are two other disturbing facts here received for the end it does it help the image, the optics, that the peace people would call it that block chains LLC donated have we governor says, lack during the last campaign cycle? They gave the man Sixty Grand for his campaign ends. Critics will also tell you that Nevada policy, Genes are kind of easy easily or they have a lower price tag. And then you know Nevada. Ready does have a lot of land deals with big corporations. The second one we have to get to is who, who makes the today, decisions in this zone technically

not the sea or block chains. Unless that seal is one the board members running the zone, there's a three person board, that has to run every single innovation, shown that created the board elected, know they're, not elected, live in the zone? You have no control over who lived she dies. He tells her story who runs you're a government that the three people who ultimately make the decision are appointed. They are not elected by you, so who are these people and its funding I mean, like I said, on that the press conference, the zoom thing the governor s just evangelizing further, people. Now, when you find out that the sixty Cape donation from this corporation to the governor see how this rosy picture is painting given all of the I don't think

we're being alarmist here. I think there are real potential pitfalls here. As we know, when it every time you the more power you give, corporations or the more closer things come to monopoly, no less individuals benefit. It seems to me it's more like you know the people at the very top benefit. And sure you, you know Amazon's great. We can get like stuff in five seconds, no crap that we don't need, but at the end of the day it is like almost opposite. I'm sorry, I'm not trying to go to off the track here. What to me Amazon started to feel like a company store kind of situation, when they get so big and they literally to start taking over swaths of like whole towns arising like the Augusta National in Augusta Georgia for Examp, which, where I grew up. Obviously the famous golf course For years, we're just trying to buy up every piece of property around that golf course and there few loan holdouts, but they've got time and they

Emily got what they wanted, and now I can't do that. I can't even recognize my own town anymore tall feels like golf Disney World because they still kept the sandwiches, I had a very lively arise, but that's just all the mythology is a smoke and mirrors. It at an avid imaginatively were folksy and say alien exiled savages for a dollar whatever you ok, but I'm saying when you get to a point where you have so much money, you can throw around really can own pretty much whatever you like exactly it's not hard to get politicians to fall in line great, That's where that's that's, what I'm getting to when I'm talking about this three person board, because we don't know specific people elected to the board, because this is just draft legislation. It's a proposal. It hasn't gone through yet, but here's how it breaks out three people running the board. One of them is a point,

by the governor which abuses lack? At this point, the company gets to appoint the other two members, which is far passed any, conflict of interests that we ve talked about before, Reminds me like of one of the most famous. I was all about the company town, the Reedy Creek improvement district. The in the semi autonomous state of the Disney Corporation of Florida. These are accompanying towns, he can make a good argument about Augusta national as well. This is poor. Probably going to happen folks and we'll have people in the audience who disagree on whether it's a good thing or a bad thing? Looking at the facts, think no you and I can agree that there is much more opportunity for corruption and conspiracy. Then there is for progress and the betterment.

Of the life of the average Nevada resident. This sets up my spidey sense and not not in the best way. But what do you think folks, are: are we being alarmists? Obviously we don't think we are blight. Could this lead you a situation where some members of the? U S public, feel like U S! Citizens and then other people feel like they have two types of citizenship, one for you know Uncle SAM Right and one for Amazon or one for block change. I can totally see Amazon by in a town war like you don't have to have. All of the legal framework to do so of these things were practice like think about. Walmart Walmart can hold a town hostage. If it's the largest employer ray and they can take in closed down something like that:

you need eyes or they can threaten politicians by saying, look we'll just pick up our ten stakes and go somewhere else off air when we were too in preparation for this episode. I think we both noted the rose colored glass, is the governor of Nevada is wearing this handsome. What about what I This had some big simpsons monorail vibes. You know what I mean Lay Shasta will solve everything, but will it I don't think so solve a lot of stuff large chains Lena and it's certainly a new chapter in corporate dominance of you know what I mean. Now together, like again like the picture painted by the governor and his cronies is like. The city of the Future Nevada, will be ground zero farthest any other future again. Monorail vines are totally right But why do we the here's, a question and why do they need to have their own government? Why can't does this?

what's already in place with regulation doesn't mean it doesn't inherently seem like they're trying circumvent regular action by setting their own just dumb, where they regulate themselves, slake where's, the oversight I get. I know that the governor would appoint someone, but obviously the governors in you now block chains. Pocket no question Thank you, yeah, I'm tempted to agree because still leech proposal talks about how the current governmental structure the county level is to hold on quote inflexible for it to work and how this will be a better alternative. But what is enforced. Will mean they don't really get into the specifics to defend that statement you. Let us know what you think folks. Let's know what you think the answers to these questions are. Is this a good thing? Is this a bad thing? Would you like to live in

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