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#44: In Case of an Internet Shutdown

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Our 44th prompt comes from Liv. She asks:

Just in case the government decides to shut down our internet during the coming elections, what exactly are we in for…what steps are they likely to take and how would they go about it?

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Liv,

This is a great and timely question, given that Francis Wangusi of the Communication Authority recently said that “they are not thinking of shutting down the internet but be warned that it should not be used to release alternative election results.” Whatever that means. The general sentiment from government is that it is unlikely, but this does not mean that it won’t happen. Continue reading “#44: In Case of an Internet Shutdown” →

#43: What would an anarchy state look like?

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Our 43rd prompt comes from qkat. She asks:

Could we prosper as an intentional anarchy state… because what does good governance even look like?

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qkat,

Everywhere we look, we see that the nation state experiment is failing. The USA, England, North Korea, heck, even Kenya. But whenever we seek alternatives, anarchy is rarely (if ever) considered. Continue reading “#43: What would an anarchy state look like?” →