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Yea, was reading up on the security aspects on your website. They look pretty comprehensive and would work, but I guess only ideally. Im afraid I still have to stress my point about politics. Realistically, if you want to impress this technology to society, you must first change the society (and governments) to be less paranoid, have optimum diplomatic relations, willing to cooperate to such an extent to allow easy access across borders, etc.
You proposed establishing an agency under UN. I mentioned in one of my posts that it is highly influenced by the US. UN can scream and shout all they want about any questionable actions done by US, but they can't do anything about it. Even though UN has many member countries, the UN Security Council has only 5 permanent members. Is that a fair representation of global peace interest? Does everyone have an equal right to have their say? Plus, as long as one country has a potent army, another one would always keep up to maintain equilibrium. We should create a suitable environment before introducing this technology. I guess instead of planting the seed for change for a better world, then have the technology to make it grow.. its better to rake the whole field in the first place to ensure it'll grow properly, or something like that.