For market is global and interest in any concept, is no longer limited to a local audience. What that means is that your community figure-head, tribal leader (or whatever your hierarchial structure), neither have to approve, condemn or otherwise comment on your business if that is what you want. It is easier, much easier to find/target like-minded individuals, than it ever was.

Though some social benefits are lost, it has become extremely simple to communicate with others on earthly opposites, and time/speed difference is almost negligible.

Indeed, remote tooling manipulation is common enough, whether medical or industrial. More opportunities! The software, hardware, and implied support mechanisms for this existing but growing market might titillate imagination, and spawn many ventures.

All growth will never only be in technological market. With all its “finery”, people still need paper for hard copy solutions, and blank paper is not much of a record. Pigments and paper are complimentary.

Roads will still have to be dug, and people still have to be fed. Service sectors are growing. So if you are an ambitious waiter/waitress or see potential of excavation equipment, then Internet can compliment it, as paper to pigment.

“While an employer will leverage his employees, and rich will leverage their money, rest can leverage their access to information, to enhance or change their position”.

It worries me a little, this huge amount of illegal activity. I know that a lot of people feel that currently world is very imbalanced in terms of wealth and spirituality and that this new epidemic is just a karmic reaction of oppressed masses. The United States earns 50 percent of world’s economy, of course some of other 95% of Earth’s population is going to be keen for a piece of pie, right? Steal from rich and feed poor like that guy in green tights.

The funny thing is I think that a lot of these thieves are living in America and unbeknownst to themselves be already part of top 5% of wealthy humans. The problem is that they always want more. Money can become addictive in a consumerist society whose advertising and marketing schemes are constantly bombarding us with stimulus relating to next new product that we ‘need’ in our lives. We are never satisfied with what we’ve got. The next purchase’s momentary injection of adrenalin becomes more of an imperative than any concept of lasting spiritual happiness.

Feel sorry for these people that have to go through all rigmarole of sorting all these frauds from real sites out there. I doubt there is a religion on Earth that teaches that theft is a balanced respectful action. I do know that when country of Australia was founded it was done so on backs of convicts, many of who had only stolen bread to survive. That’s a kind of theft that will question your moral value system. I’ll leave you with one last question: If ‘first world’ has nearly all money on our planet, are we biggest thieves of all?