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Manage your accounts from any cell phone, soon access will be global. In the Information Age everyone should have a equal right to access the social, economic, and educational opportunities available; this will create a more sustainable economy, decrease poverty, and empower individuals more equally.
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"If the Internet is going to become the engine of global commerce it's cracked up to be, it needs a currency it can call its own - a currency as non proprietary and international as the Internet itself.” ~ Wired Magazine A virtual world, such as the FDU Game, can most easily provide the world with a non-proprietary (free) international currency that everyone will have a chance to use, and earn, starting from nothing. Virtual worlds are also where people are paying their attention in the Information Age, so if we want to engage peoples consciousness to change the world for the better, motivated by a way to better their own lives, a virtual world that has something for everyone is the most obvious answer. These worlds hold infinite potential for Players to effect the real world, the following News excerpts regarding virtual worlds reveal just some of that potential: - - - - - "Some virtual worlds like Second Life (R), Entropia Universe (R) and IMVU (R) have demonstrated the enormous economic potential that exists when key sectors of a virtual world economy such as content creation, trade, banking and services are privatized. This has lead to a boom in each of these worlds that has yet to be matched by any other economy, real or virtual." - - - - - "HONG KONG -- China's fastest-rising currency isn't the yuan. It's the QQ coin -- online play money created by marketers to sell such things as virtual flowers for instant-message buddies, cellphone ringtones and magical swords for online games. In recent weeks, the QQ coin's real-world value has risen as much as 70%.It's the most extreme case of a so-called virtual currency blurring the boundaries between the online and real worlds." - - - - - The FDU Game is a creation of a Church-Ministry auxiliary whose purpose is in part to fulfill the potential of the Internet for and on behalf of all living beings on Earth. The FDU is organized for educational, humanitarian, and beneficent purposes, utilizing Information Age tools previously unavailable to humanity, in order to co-create a more peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable planet Earth. | |
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