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I just realized something... An Open NPO (eVote, fully public information 
(although that seems weird, it would be necessary), etc) ring (as in, a 
collection of Open NPOs (a auto shop Open NPO, a hardware Open NPO, 
software, etc (basically an Open NPO for every type of company in 
existence)) could stop inflation. Think about that system, and how it would 
increase Corporate competition (against Open NPOs, as well), and yet still 
manage to eliminate inflation by setting a standard. See, normally 
Corporations will just compete, compete, etc... if one company is able to 
rip the public off, it will. So it will raise prices. Then, another company 
will, and domino effect throughout the economy. People get paid more as a 
result of this, because the corporations are taking their money, then it 
evens out. Unfortunately, the peoples really get the short end of the stick 
on this one,  but that's another topic. I just wanted to point out that an 
Open NPO won't follow the trend of increasing prices, if there's a Ring for 
it. THey'll depend on eachother, and won't raise prices unless it's really 
necessary (not because some asshole CEO decides he wants to rip everyone 
off).
Sort of like a solid sub-economy (sorta like what a communist country might 
want, except... Open NPOs alleviate all the corruption inherent in public 
programs).

Tell me what you think of this theory, if we could develop some convincing 
documentation on this idea, I think I could have it run through Securities 
and Exchanges Committee and have some laws passed about it.

Zynot might just accomplish more than creating a linux distrobution.


--Daijoubu

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