World Without Border (II)

[mansouryar]

How would be ramifications of realizing the spacewarp technology? :err:

http://www.scientificarabian.com/spacewarp.html
http://www.starstreamresearch.com/mansouryar.htm

[pudgmo]

I can't think of a single government I would trust with that technology... Maybe Canada:)

[mansouryar]

Thanks for the comment. I can’t think of doing that job in somewhere but Iran, so forget Canada. However I do my best to act at the private sector framework.
On the other hand, this belongs to all, not one nation or one government; although, the practical details of the required procedure are vital. Any suggestion? :rolleyes:

http://i15.tinypic.com/4t5rk1c.jpg

http://www.worldnewschronicle.com/articles/viewArticle.asp?articleID=13718

[pudgmo]

I guess if everyone had it there would not be as much concern as if one gov. had it. Why don't you move here(U.S.)

[mansouryar]

You are right; however, in a world without border, the definition of government must be reconsidered, if all wouldn’t accept one planet, having one government, one army and probably one president.
About the U.S., well, I don’t think I could work in a Christian, capitalistic and militaristic country. Also, I doubt on providing the required funding for this project therein.

[particlephysics]

technically worlds dont even have a border cause its spherical in nature

[mansouryar]

I mentioned world, not worlds. I meant the planet earth and the physical borders among the countries. The technology I’m talking about, has the deepest political consequences and that’s the reason I came to this forum:

http://extremetechnology.blogspot.com/2006/03/macroscopic-tranversable-spacewarp.html

Anyhow, feel free to ask whatever you want to know ...