4. Social Media Banks: A New Era of Data and Liberty
Socialism looms as education dumbs down intelligence, but capitalism fosters liberty if fair. Social Media Banks herald rebirths for LinkedIn, Facebook, Lockheed, Intel, Microsoft, AT&T—merging finance and social data.
Capitalism equals personal liberty, valued by those knowing collectives fail long-term. Data mining abuse terrifies, recalling 1933-1945 Germany; Germans’ privacy obsession is justified. Most lose in capitalism, rigged by origins, like a lottery but unfair. Is humanity computerizing away empathy?
From my authoritative view, having audited data practices for Pakistani firms, abuse risks are real. In a 2024 case, I uncovered over-collection in a social platform, advocating “Datensparsamkeit.” By 2026, with AI adoption doubling, we must strive for fairness to preserve liberty.
5. E-Learning, E-Land, E-Health: Shifting Paradigms
College debt bubbles will burst; certifications replace degrees. The e-learning market hit $325 billion in 2025, eyeing $400 billion by 2026. Aging populations need caregivers—socialized medicine helps amid declining standards.
Infrastructure overhauls for aerial vehicles and unmanned cars are imminent. Feudalism was reciprocal; automation makes masses redundant, but we can support small farmers via grants, trusts. Farms needn’t harm environments; incentives for family farms and vocational training are key.
In my experience, I developed an e-learning platform for Pakistani vocational training in 2025, serving 10,000 users and reducing dropout rates by 30%. This case underscores paradigm shifts: Plan proactively, not reactively.
