Monkey Pox concerns

We just about to live normally with COVID now comes the Monkey Pox. If things like this were starting to become norms; wars, financial crises, weather hostilities, viruses... businesses would need to rethink their sustainability outlooks.

Is being Going Concern a profitable attitude all the time? In uncertain times we need diversified and flexible stances, and such anticipations had been born within the Law as results of similar situations in the past. 

I encourage the modification of stifling laws that are over-generalizing, as every system that survives, the Law keeps on evolving and with that our official relationships with one another. Minor violations should be pardoned more and small communities' rules should be acknowledged and incorporated within the written law to replace old over generalizing ones such as uniform tarriffs, uniform taxes, uniform minimum wages/overtime/severance payments, uniform prevention of business relationships, such as outsourcing Goods Manufactured/Created. 

In order to balance the shift we also need to reconsider private made policies such as uncostumized interest rates, uncostumized pricing, offerings, supplies and demands. As consumers we should start to deliberately choose our providers, those that benefit our community instead of taking away from it. Their prices might not be the cheapest but their presence are sustainable for your network. Credits could be in a form of preferential shares with fixed floor but floating ceiling, I know that banks have to be conservative but are all of the credits actually conservative now? Having a share in a company means access to their policies and that probably is best for both because not only banks would have the resources and wisdom businesses would love to have, they also could prevent borrowers from doing obvious mistakes more. 

In terms of property, things like this massively influence the price growth of properties. Properties are also collaterals therefore their vulnerabilities are the vulnerabilities of the financial system as a whole. It couldn't be helped that the internet enabled people to work during the pandemy and now the evolution of work had been forced to grow in the direction of the cloud, massively. Probably tying properties with the digital dimension would be a path that internet providers and policy makers would do. Personally I refer to the battle of Chi Bi and the financial crisis of 2008 before I invest. There's always nuances and that's where the blessings in disguises would be. 

So what's the solution? Diversification offers the way. Having properties divided into shares and traded like shares in the (secondary) share market supposed to be the good way of diversifying. I know that the solutions we have now are unstable, but I'm optimistic that this is the way to go. 

Globalization is an advance in our evolution as human beings, but this also stifled flexibility and maneuverability especially when the more efficient solutions outsourced from a single source. Indeed that's Globalization, the most effective and efficient gets all the orders. That's not bad if people also created a system to maintain alternatives, for situations such as Russian oil for example the world is still hanging on because of diversification but everyone would feel the same sentiment which is, to enable more alternatives. 

In rural areas people are starting to have access to urban businesses, I assume some of them flourished because of this. The weather transformation could be a blessing in disguise, new plantations and farms would be possible in locations that weren't before. With access to the science people would have a heads up on what to invest in terms of cultivating basic necessities. 

Now urban dwellers have too little interests on these things in my opinion, it's unfortunate but this is also where the arbitrage lies. The news reports problems like draught and potential disasters of our food chain. I think we should give thanks to those that reported on new opportunities and ways to participate in them more, because there's got to be a lot of them. To be clear, I think this is the opportune moment to trade with people from faraway places, not just in terms of consumer goods but also in terms of assets including properties and shares. 

In the end of this post it's important to appreciate the non centralized relationships of the cloud, we need to keep it that way and protect it from centralization. Coordination is effective with centralization, but addiction to the same leadership is the fanaticism we all hate.