Why isn’t there free and instant access to the world wide web from just about anywhere on earth?

You are spot on....hell yes we do and hell yes we can. One of the greatest hurdles preventing us from evolving by leaps and bounds is the refusal to demolish such irrational and nonsensical paradigms and the only way to deconstruct stagnated philosophy is call it out on the mat and rationally destroy its character each and every time it rears its false narrative.

Everything we manifest is the result of three simple and basic elements...
Thought
Belief
Action

And it's in that order.

Our thoughts (words) build our belief system and we act according to what we believe. It's really that simple and unfortunately a belief can be, not only incorrect, but downright harmful to us if it is build on falsehoods that bind us to actions that are counter to rationality and sound judgement.

In other words, until we stand against false doctrines (thoughts and words), it's all just pissing in the wind.

Yep. It's run on money, but who feeds that money to the system? We the people do, and it is perfectly within our power and rights to restructure the system, with our wallets. Yes money can be evil, it can also be good. If I buy a starving child a sandwich, is that not good? We have the ability to stop feeding those companies.

Last Edited by Rest on 11/24/2016 04:13 AM

What is your rank in the free shit Army?

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Oh ye of little faith.

As an electromagnetic sensitive person I say f*ck your wireless coverage, f*ck the stupid users who abuse communications for trivial things and f*ck the corporations that ignore reports of harmful health affects the electromagnetic radiation.

Why not?

Made me giggle.

because i want my internetfree space
favourable everywhere
dig your garden
talk to real people

How much could it cost to broadcast from satellites a free internet to the world? One spy satellite worth? One ICBM? One billion dollar carrier?

I did not mean to imply that money was evil. My only point is that saying something isn't done or can't be done because it costs money is simply a false statement.
Everyone repeats it. Most believe it but it simply is not true. The statement only holds up in an agreed upon perception but has no basis in actual reality at all.

I think the point has been lost which is par for the course.

Carry on. I didn't mean to draw it out this far. I only meant to point out the absurdity of the rhetoric we use all the time without actually reflecting on its authenticity

Last Edited by Sammie on 11/24/2016 05:00 AM

someone has to create, maintain and fix it is why not. It isn't just a matter of broadcasting from satellites.

Nothing is free because the Jew likes to steal your money.

Good God! We went to the moon and back 47 years ago. SMH

Go away.

The same reason Tesla's wireless energy tower in Colorado was destroyed.

That and more.

A lot of tress would need to be cut down at present, plus wiring every building from the dish to inside the building. Either single point or in a communal way with amplifiers that need electricity and then maintenance. Not sure how fast packet data can be on a portable unit but at the moment, tptb might need to know who everyone is and where they are going at any given time.

You’re cute. And sincere.

Nothing gets done unless there's profit to be made.

It's okay snowflake, I understand you don't like the truth.

Good grief.

Seriously. Go away.

Free and instant access would generate far more money across many more people, not just the elites.

sigh

So many of you Americans are so brainwashed by capitalism, a patently failed system.

The reason is, because people are greedy.

We live in a very rural area. We could get dial up, after buying the landline phone that costs $75 a month because they keep raising their prices because they are losing market share to cell phone companies, then pay $20 for internet on top of that. But that connection is so slow that literally, you can click on a text only email, go get a cup of coffee, do a quick trip to the toilet, and return to the computer to find the email is still loading. And they will never put in DSL here. The phone company hooked up with a cell phone company to provide broadband as required by law. So if you can't get DSL they offer you the chance to get broadband through a cell phone company that you can't get service from where you live. Nice, huh?

Then there are two satellite carriers available. Those have limits of 10 gigs per month for about $60 a month. They pretend that there is only a certain amount of bandwidth that you can get from them but they keep trying to get more customers. Also, the satellite tv companies dump all the tv you want all day for a third of the price. And it doesn't get slow to load and they also want more customers. Yet the tv satellite companies don't pretend that the signal they beam is incapable of allowing unlimited use.

Also, another poster mentioned the monopoly laws. Those are NOT limited to things paid for by tax money. The anti-trust and monopoly laws are simply not enforced. And the rule of thumb on those laws is that when 4 companies have 40% of the market share they are not supposed to be allowed to garner more of that market share.

I don't mind paying, but I do mind getting screwed because we live in a rural area and grow food to feed people who, for $40 get all the services we pay $135 to have in limited amounts. 1 gig of data on the cell phone with unlimited talk and text is $50 for one phone,(from the one company that works here) basic satellite tv that only gives air channels some networks like TBS and cooking shows, with only MSNBC for news for $25 or so, and then $60 for limited band width (don't you dare watch a youtube video!)internet that gets slowed down to dial up if you go over your bandwidth.

Anyway, it's all a load of hooey. Paying something isn't the issue. Being extorted because you live in the country IS an issue. And yes, I would like some cheese to go with my whine.

Now I understand why there isn’t free and instant access to the world wide web. Too much liberty. As in freedom and individuality.