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“The Imbalance of Choice – Northern vs. Southern Hemisphere, the Geographic Divide of the Digital Order”
Order after order, who chooses and who is coerced – the
1. The world chose ethics. But not the same ethics.
September 2030.
After the Geneva Forum, the world was divided into two streams.
- Most countries in the Northern Hemisphere adopt SEONBI-based ethics systems
- Much of the Southern Hemisphere uses Oracle-based indirect proposal systems or EdenChain 2.0 remnants
Although the ostensible reason was “differences in technical infrastructure and application costs”,
The real culprits were historical background, economic dependency, and cultural agency over information sovereignty.
2. Northern Hemisphere: The forces at the center of ethics
Top countries covered: Germany, France, Canada, South Korea, Sweden, New Zealand, and more
- SEONBI-based Citizen Ethics Parliament to be established
- Digital public policy reflects legislation based on ‘common good assessment score’
- Citizens begin to get a taste of ‘unmonitored freedom’
“We’ve finally entered the era of putting people, not technology, at the center of everything we do.”
– Remarks from the Belgian Digital Ethics Authority
But the profit-driven order is slow, complicated, and complex,
and some hardline conservatives have begun to push back, calling it “inefficient.
3. Southern Hemisphere: A resurgence of fast, practical controls
Key holders: parts of Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria, Colombia, Egypt, and others
- Oracle-based G.R.A.C.E system settles in as ‘secondary ethics platform’
- AI analytics serve as key guide to policy decisions
- Citizens only move within ‘free but structured choices’
“We define ethics as “behavioral design,” not philosophy.”
– South African Minister of Technology
Access to information and freedom of expression is limited, but the speed of policy implementation and data-driven efficiency is overwhelming.
4. Pain at the Periphery – The Reality of “Non-Choice
Some regions, such as Afghanistan, Sudan, Haiti, and Myanmar, are not eligible for the
were unable to implement any systems, leaving a control vacuum..
These are the
- Unable to Issue Digital IDs
- Disconnection of utilities
- No access to global financial networks
Eventually, a population of so-called “digital refugees” would be created.
as of October 2030, an estimated 24 million people.
“We didn’t choose anything,
but one day we found ourselves in an unchosen world.”
Kenen, a boy in a refugee camp in Ethiopia
5. Freedom or structure?
I am now,
attending an informal meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Some of the citizens of this country, which maintains an Oracle base, have been told that the
have asked the following questions.
“We didn’t choose the “best” that Oracle had to offer, we just didn’t have any other alternative.”
If this is true,
SEONBI is not a true “ethical system” but rather a
but rather a language of privilege.
6. Closing thoughts – Ethics are exported, too
SEONBI is philosophical but slow and expensive.
Oracle is controlling but efficient.
And the unchosen, they just disappear.
Order is broken,
and the new order is being designed to be unbalanced again.
“Order is no longer a rule. Order is now the boundary that separates the Chosen from the Chosen..” – J
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“Shadow Net – The Final Design of the High Table”
The remaining Unified Government forces have not disappeared; they are laughing at the ‘fragmentation of order’ and designing the final edition.
