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Autocratic system had it easier to maintain their narrative (propaganda) but eventually they too sought of ways to make information trustworthy. No system was safe anymore against disinformation. | Autocratic system had it easier to maintain their narrative (propaganda) but eventually they too sought of ways to make information trustworthy. No system was safe anymore against disinformation. | ||
And so media was quantum-cryptographical signed. Audio, video, textual news feed. The recording devices were manufactured to deliver manipulation-resistent content and are connected to personal IDs. Edits gets signed again and trackable with block-chain. | And so media was quantum-cryptographical signed. Audio, video, textual news feed. The recording devices were manufactured to deliver manipulation-resistent content and are connected to personal IDs. Edits gets signed again and trackable with block-chain. (WCG theorists and bioc researchers created drafts to build computing and storage capacities on moon since it offers space for photovoltaic modules, fusion material and cold areas in "craters of eternal darkness" to reduce cooling needs. The moon could become an internet and data archive for media agencies and the scientific community. But the main idea is to move the energy hungry, environmentally harmful blockchain infrastructure.) | ||
Of course that also was not unproblematic. The expensive hardware and software created a "exclusive" pool of media creators and publishers. While limiting the infodemic the countermeasures simplified the spread of governmental narratives against all other opposing opinions. | Of course that also was not unproblematic. The expensive hardware and software created a "exclusive" pool of media creators and publishers. While limiting the infodemic the countermeasures simplified the spread of governmental narratives against all other opposing opinions. | ||