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How do you see the future of democracy and governments globally?

Information technology will be penetrating even deeper into how we communicate. 15 years ago internet was non-existent, now it’s pretty much everything. Censoring is hard online. In 15 more years you’ll be able to rent a room and buy groceries in Nairobi via your cell.

It really is reaching the point where there is no such thing as a “Secret” any more.
One of two serious Nuclear-class breakthroughs down the road, and microphones and cameras will become completely obsolete. We should be able to cast our voices and images wherever we want them to go, and retrieve any information we want.

Government will become fascinating to watch once lying becomes impossible, because anyone interested will be able to look back and see and hear what really happened.

I hate to break it to you, but you can already rent a room and buy groceries in Nairobi or any other city where you are not, via cellphone! my bank has offered me this option, but I have declined to use it because of security concerns. (We have no protection from hacking, to speak of!)

Recently, it was discovered that Terrorists could tap into American Military drones. We already know Hackers can hijack satellites in orbit. How about when they launch their own satellites from their own backyards, with kits they assemble themselves?

Recently, a graduate colleague of my boss’ asked me to recommend him some videos to watch. I very sincerely informed him that my main supplier man had just now got the complete “STAR TREK: Voyager,” and he ought to see it. He pouted contemptuously, and informed me that HE only watched “realistic films.” I declined to comment further.

He was a Black man, in a self-determined independent African democracy, holder of a Bachelor’s degree in Science, on his belt was a “communicator” that could place calls to the antipodes, if he chose, one his lap sat a computer, of such power, that, at the time STAR TREK: The Original Series was aired, would take up the floor space of the entire facility we were in.

HE was telling ME, who was born 6,000 miles from where we were, and traversed the distance in less than a day, that “He didn’t watch “unrealistic” shows.” Many people in my parents’ country are educated beyond their intelligence. For instance, no Nigerian has seen our President for three months now, but the Vice-President claimed to have spoken to him several times, and the BBC claim to have interviewed him. But in this day and age, such communications can easily be backed with video, so we know that some sort of deceit was involved. Twenty years ago, you could get away with that sort of thing without cause for suspicion, since you would not expect a sick man to be disturbed by the hustle and bustle of setting up a camera crew in his ward. But now, with our cellphones, any place can be a studio! They can no longer use that excuse!

Now anyone can monitor elections, and count every person who enters a polling-booth.
You can’t invent voters, or make them disappear with the old tricks any more!
The serious bugging and surveillance devices have not yet hit our country yet, but they are coming, and we will have reports on anything the politicians say or write behind closed doors!

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