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01.December.2020

Ontonics Further steps

In the last days, we examined the Proposal for a Data Governance Act (PfDGA) of the European Commission (EC) of the European Union (EU).
In the following, we quote and comment relevant sections and articles of the PfDGA:
"(22) [...] It should only cover services aiming at intermediating between an indefinite number of data holders and data users, excluding data sharing services that are meant to be used by a closed group of data holders and users. Providers of cloud services should be excluded, as well as service providers that obtain data from data holders, aggregate, enrich or transform the data and licence the use of the resulting data to data users, without establishing a direct relationship between data holders and data users, for example advertisement or data brokers, data consultancies, providers of data products resulting from value added to the data by the service provider. [...] Data exchange platforms that are exclusively used by one data holder in order to enable the use of data they hold as well as platforms developed in the context of objects and devices connected to the Internet-of-Things that have as their main objective to ensure functionalities of the connected object or device and allow value added services, should not be covered by this Regulation."

As said in the last days, members and licensees of our SOPR constitute a closed group and the data exchange platforms of our SOPR are exclusive and hence exclusively used by each single member and licensee.
The clause with the IoT is odd, because these raw signals and data are highly interersting in a data economy as well.
At this point, it become obvious once again, that the European Commission (EC) wants something, which is hidden between the lines.

"(25) In order to increase trust in such data sharing services, in particular related to the use of data and the compliance with the conditions imposed by data holders, it is necessary to create a Union-level regulatory framework, which would set out highly harmonised requirements related to the trustworthy provision of such data sharing services. This will contribute to ensuring that data holders and data users have better control over the access to and use of their data, in accordance with Union law. Both in situations where data sharing occurs in a business-to-business context and where it occurs in a business-to-consumer context, data sharing providers should offer a novel, 'European' way of data governance, by providing a separation in the data economy between data provision, intermediation and use. Providers of data sharing services may also make available specific technical infrastructure for the interconnection of data holders and data users."

"(26) A key element to bring trust and more control for data holder and data users in data sharing services is the neutrality of data sharing service providers as regards the data exchanged between data holders and data users. It is therefore necessary that data sharing service providers act only as intermediaries in the transactions, and do not use the data exchanged for any other purpose. This will also require structural separation between the data sharing service and any other services provided, so as to avoid issues of conflict of interest. This means that the data sharing service should be provided through a legal entity that is separate from the other activities of that data sharing provider. Data sharing providers that intermediate the exchange of data between individuals as data holders and legal persons should, in addition, bear fiduciary duty towards the individuals, to ensure that they act in the best interest of the data holders."

As we said in the last days, our SOPR has both roles, trustee and holder of digital and virtual properties or assets.

"(30) A notification procedure for data sharing services should be established in order to ensure a data governance within the Union based on trustworthy exchange of data. The benefits of a trustworthy environment would be best achieved by imposing a number of requirements for the provision of data sharing services, but without requiring any explicit decision or administrative act by the competent authority for the provision of such services."

But this clause can only cover those data sharing services that are acting outside the legal scope of ... the OntoLand. Inside the legal scope of ... the OntoLand our SOPR is the only trustee and (data (sharing)) intermediary, which is excluded from the regulation or the PfDGA (see (22) once again).

"(35) There is a strong potential in the use of data made available voluntarily by data subjects based on their consent or, where it concerns non-personal data, made available by legal persons, for purposes of general interest. Such purposes would include healthcare, combating climate change, improving mobility, facilitating the establishment of official statistics or improving the provision of public services. Support to scientific research, including for example technological development and demonstration, fundamental research, applied research and privately funded research, should be considered as well purposes of general interest. This Regulation aims at contributing to the emergence of pools of data made available on the basis of data altruism that have a sufficient size in order to enable data analytics and machine learning, including across borders in the Union."

Data altruism is also critical, because the SOPR is also holder of non-personal or raw signals and data generated in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand, even those non-personal or raw signals and data, which are the result of anonymized and aggregated Personally Identifiable Informations (PIIs) at scale, also known as aggregated personal signals and data. This means a data holder is only allowed to give away her or his PII as part of data altruism, but not in other ways as long as the SOPR does not have given its consent for a participation in a specific act of data altruism as well. A little more complicated is this case when third entities are involved in relation to PIIs, for example in a public sector or the healthcare sector.

"(36) Legal entities that seek to support purposes of general interest by making available relevant data based on data altruism at scale and meet certain requirements, should be able to register as 'Data Altruism Organisations recognised in the Union'. This could lead to the establishment of data repositories. As registration in a Member State would be valid across the Union, and this should facilitate cross-border data use within the Union and the emergence of data pools covering several Member States. Data subjects in this respect would consent to specific purposes of data processing, but could also consent to data processing in certain areas of research or parts of research projects as it is often not possible to fully identify the purpose of personal data processing for scientific research purposes at the time of data collection. Legal persons could give permission to the processing of their non-personal data for a range of purposes not defined at the moment of giving the permission. The voluntary compliance of such registered entities with a set of requirements should bring trust that the data made available on altruistic purposes is serving a general interest purpose. [...] Further safeguards should include making it possible to process relevant data within a secure processing environment operated by the registered entity, oversight mechanisms such as ethics councils or boards to ensure that the data controller maintains high standards of scientific ethics, effective technical means to withdraw or modify consent at any moment, based on the information obligations of data processors under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 as well as means for data subjects to stay informed about the use of data they made available."

See the section before.

"(39) To bring additional legal certainty to granting and withdrawing of consent, in particular in the context of scientific research and statistical use of data made available on an altruistic basis, a European data altruism consent form should be developed and used in the context of altruistic data sharing. Such a form should contribute to additional transparency for data subjects that their data will be accessed and used in accordance with their consent and also in full compliance with the data protection rules. It could also be used to streamline data altruism performed by companies and provide a mechanism allowing such companies to withdraw their permission to use the data. [...]"

As we said, in many cases of data altruism the consent of our SOPR is required as well.

"(41) [...] Work on technical standardisation may include the identification of priorities for the development of standards and establishing and maintaining a set of technical and legal standards for transmitting data between two processing environments that allows data spaces to be organised without making recourse to an intermediary. [...]"

Ah, what now ... structural separation and intermediary, or not? The latter is what our SOPR does anyway.

"(46) This Regulation respects the fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised in particular by the Charter, including the right to privacy, the protection of personal data, the freedom to conduct a business, the right to property and the integration of persons with disabilities,"

In the following, we are turning to the chapters and articles of the PfDGA.

"Article 1 [-] Subject matter and scope
(1) This Regulation lays down:
  (a) conditions for the re-use, within the Union, of certain categories of data held by public sector bodies;
  (b) a notification and supervisory framework for the provision of data sharing services;
  (c) a framework for voluntary registration of entities which collect and process data made available for altruistic purposes.
(2) [...]"

O.K.

"Article 2 [-] Definitions
(1) 'data' means any digital representation of acts, facts or information and any compilation of such acts, facts or information, including in the form of sound, visual or audiovisual recording;
(2) 're-use' means the use by natural or legal persons of data held by public sector bodies, for commercial or non-commercial purposes other than the initial purpose within the public task for which the data were produced, except for the exchange of data between public sector bodies purely in pursuit of their public tasks;
(3) 'non-personal data' means data other than personal data as defined in point (1) of Article 4 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679;
(4) 'metadata' means data collected on any activity of a natural or legal person for the purposes of the provision of a data sharing service [...]
(5) 'data holder' [...]
(6) 'data user' [...]
(7) 'data sharing' means the provision by a data holder of data to a data user for the purpose of joint or individual use of the shared data, based on voluntary agreements, directly or through an intermediary;
(8) 'access' means processing by a data user of data that has been provided by a data holder, in accordance with specific technical, legal, or organisational requirements, without necessarily implying the transmission or downloading of such data;
(9) 'main establishment' [...]
(10) 'data altruism' [...]
(11) 'public sector body' [...]
(12) 'bodies governed by public law' [...]
(13) 'public undertaking' [...]
(14) 'secure processing environment' means the physical or virtual environment and organisational means to provide the opportunity to re-use data in a manner that allows for the operator of the secure processing environment to determine and supervise all data processing actions, including to display, storage, download, export of the data and calculation of derivative data through computational algorithms. (15) 'representative' [...]"

O.K.

"Article 3 [-] Categories of data
(1) This Chapter applies to data held by public sector bodies which are protected on grounds of:
  (a) commercial confidentiality ;
  (b) statistical confidentiality;
  (c) protection of intellectual property rights of third parties;
  (d) protection of personal data.
(2) [...]
(3) [...]"

O.K.

"Article 4 [-] Prohibition of exclusive arrangements
(1) Agreements or other practices pertaining to the re-use of data held by public sector bodies containing categories of data referred to in Article 3 (1) which grant exclusive rights or which have as their object or effect to grant such exclusive rights or to restrict the availability of data for re-use by entities other than the parties to such agreements or other practices shall be prohibited.
(2) By way of derogation from paragraph 1, an exclusive right to re-use data referred to in that paragraph may be granted to the extent necessary for the provision of a service or a product in the general interest.
(3) Such exclusive right shall be granted in the context of a relevant service or concession contract in compliance with applicable Union and national public procurement and concession award rules, or, in the case of a contract of a value for which neither Union nor national public procurement and concession award rules are applicable, in compliance with the principles of transparency, equal treatment and non-discrimination on grounds of nationality.
(4) In all cases not covered by paragraph 3 and where the general interest purpose cannot be fulfilled without granting an exclusive right, the principles of transparency, equal treatment and non-discrimination on grounds of nationality shall apply.
(5) The period of exclusivity of the right to re-use data shall not exceed three years. Where a contract is concluded, the duration of the contract awarded shall be as aligned with the period of exclusivity.
(6) The award of an exclusive right pursuant to paragraphs (2) to (5), including the reasons why it is necessary to grant such a right, shall be transparent and be made publicly available online, regardless of a possible publication of an award of a public procurement and concessions contract."

Exclusive establishments of joint ventures between public sector bodies and our SOPR are mandatory.
Trading data on the Marketplace for Everything (MfE) of our SOPR is mandatory.
The term for the agreement and the licensing contract for membership in our SOPR is on a monthly base or longer if required with automatic extension or renewal. But we thought the EU wants at least 10 years, which suggests 3 × 3 years &equal 9 years would be one term.
Therefore, Article 4 (2) to (6) apply.

"Article 5 [-] Conditions for re-use"

O.K.
Joint ventures between public sector bodies and our SOPR comply with Article 5 (1) to (13) as in case with the Articles 1 to 3 and Article 4 (2) to (6) defined in agreements. Public sector bodies have all means available to comply with the PfDGA, specifically in relation to the obligations regarding the activities of our SOPR in said joint ventures.

"Article 6 [-] Fees
(1) [...]
(2) [...]
(3) [...]
(4) Where they apply fees, public sector bodies shall take measures to incentivise the reuse of the categories of data referred to in Article 3 (1) for non-commercial purposes and by small and medium-sized enterprises in line with State aid rules.
(5) Fees shall be derived from the costs related to the processing of requests for re-use of the categories of data referred to in Article 3 (1). The methodology for calculating fees shall be published in advance.
(6) [...]"

Joint ventures between public sector bodies and our SOPR have to consider any digital and virtual properties or assets (e.g. data) as defined in Article 2 (1) and (4), and hold by the SOPR in relation to measures complying with Article 6 (4).

"Article 7 [-] Competent bodies
(1) Member States shall designate one or more competent bodies, which may be sectoral, to support the public sector bodies which grant access to the re-use of the categories of data referred to in Article 3 (1) in the exercise of that task.
(2) The support provided for in paragraph 1 shall include, where necessary:
  (a) providing technical support by making available a secure processing environment for providing access for the re-use of data;
  (b) providing technical support in the application of tested techniques ensuring data processing in a manner that preserves privacy of the information contained in the data for which re-use is allowed, including techniques for pseudonymisation, anonymisation, generalisation, suppression and randomisation of personal data;
[...]"

Our SOPR has announced to build up an own infrastructure for the members and licensees of the SOPR and provide them respectively the public computing and networking environments, facilities, and services as part of agreements and licensing contracts. Therefore, the SOPR is also (some kind of) a competent body or in case of ideally established joint ventures with public sector bodies a part of competent bodies, and compliance with Article 7 (1) and (2) is given implicitly.

"Article 8 [-] Single information point
(1) [...]
(2) The single information point shall receive requests for the re-use of the categories of data referred to in Article 3 (1) and shall transmit them to the competent public sector bodies, or the competent bodies referred to in Article 7 (1), where relevant. The single information point shall make available by electronic means a register of available data resources containing relevant information describing the nature of available data.
[...]"

Our SOPR has announced to build up an own infrastructure for the members and licensees of the SOPR and provide them respectively the public computing and networking environments, facilities, and services as part of agreements and licensing contracts. Therefore, the SOPR is also (some kind of) a single information point or a part of single information points in case of ideally established joint ventures with public sector bodies, and compliance with Article 8 (2) is given implicitly.

"Article 9 [-] Providers of data sharing services
(1) The provision of the following data sharing services shall be subject to a notification procedure:
  (a) intermediation services between data holders which are legal persons and potential data users, including making available the technical or other means to enable such services; those services may include bilateral or multilateral exchanges of data or the creation of platforms or databases enabling the exchange or joint exploitation of data, as well as the establishment of a specific infrastructure for the interconnection of data holders and data users;
  (b) intermediation services between data subjects that seek to make their personal data available and potential data users, including making available the technical or other means to enable such services, in the exercise of the rights provided in Regulation (EU) 2016/679;
  (c) services of data cooperatives, that is to say services supporting data subjects or one-person companies or micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, who are members of the cooperative or who confer the power to the cooperative to negotiate terms and conditions for data processing before they consent, in making informed choices before consenting to data processing, and allowing for mechanisms to exchange views on data processing purposes and conditions that would best represent the interests of data subjects or legal persons.
[...]"

O.K.

"Article 10 [-] Notification of data sharing service providers
(1) Any provider of data sharing services who intends to provide the services referred to in Article 9 (1) shall submit a notification to the competent authority referred to in Article 12.
[...]"

O.K., though the conditions in Article 11 are not O.K..

"Article 11 [-] Conditions for providing data sharing services
[(1) (a) or (1) the provider and its] data sharing services shall be placed in a separate legal entity;
(1) [(b) or (2)] the provider may not use the data for which it provides services for other purposes than to put them at the disposal of data users [...;]
(2) the metadata collected from the provision of the data sharing service may be used only for the development of that service;
(3) the provider shall ensure that the procedure for access to its service is fair, transparent and non-discriminatory for both data holders and data users, including as regards prices;
(4) [...]
(5) [...]
(6) [...]
(7) [...]
(8) [...]
(9) the provider shall have procedures in place to ensure compliance with the Union and national rules on competition;
(10) [...]
(11) where a provider provides tools for obtaining consent from data subjects or permissions to process data made available by legal persons, it shall specify the jurisdiction or jurisdictions in which the data use is intended to take place."

As said before, Article 11 (1) and (2) are not O.K.. We will look for possibilities to cure this deficit.
We also said, that Communication Service Provider (CSP) must oblige to the same regulation concerning metadata, which means that either the common practice of using anonymized mass metadata for other activities than the development of their communication services is prohibited as well, or Article 11 (2) has to be either revised or removed.

"Article 12 [-] Competent authorities"

O.K.

"Article 13 [-] Monitoring of compliance
(1) The competent authority shall monitor and supervise compliance with this Chapter.
(2) The competent authority shall have the power to request from providers of data sharing services all the information that is necessary to verify compliance with the requirements laid down in Articles 10 and 11. Any request for information shall be proportionate to the performance of the task and shall be reasoned.
(3) Where the competent authority finds that a provider of data sharing services does not comply with one or more of the requirements laid down in Article 10 or 11, it shall notify that provider of those findings and give it the opportunity to state its views, within a reasonable time limit.
(4) The competent authority shall have the power to require the cessation of the breach referred to in paragraph 3 either immediately or within a reasonable time limit and shall take appropriate and proportionate measures aimed at ensuring compliance. In this regard, the competent authorities shall be able, where appropriate:
(a) to impose dissuasive financial penalties which may include periodic penalties with retroactive effect;
(b) to require cessation or postponement of the provision of the data sharing service."
(5) The competent authorities shall communicate the measures imposed pursuant to paragraph 4 and the reasons on which they are based to the entity concerned without delay and shall stipulate a reasonable period for the entity to comply with the measures.
(6) [...]"

As said before, this is not O.K.. We will look for possibilities to cure this deficit.
In the legal scope of ... the OntoLand C.S. is the supervisor.
Furthermore, our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) has the right to exclusively manage and exploite our original and unique works of art titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope and created by C.S. with the consent and on the behalf of C.S. and without any restriction.
As discussed in sufficient detail over the last years, the European Commission and the member states of the European Union are not in the position to expropriate C.S. from the original and unique ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S.. This PfDGA eventually constitutes an expropriation of rights and thereby even is not following a correct legal procedure in doing so, if this expropriation of rights would be legal at all.

"Chapter IV [-] Data Altruism"

Articles 15 to 22 are not relevant until the issues with Articles 11 and 13 have been cured or resolved.

"Article 23 [-] Requirements relating to competent authorities
(1) The competent authorities designated pursuant to Article 12 and Article 20 shall be legally distinct from, and functionally independent of any provider of data sharing services or entity included in the register of recognised data altruism organisations.
(2) [...]
(3) The top-management and the personnel responsible for carrying out the relevant tasks of the competent authority provided for in this Regulation cannot be the designer, manufacturer, supplier, installer, purchaser, owner, user or maintainer of the services which they evaluate, nor the authorised representative of any of those parties or represent them. This shall not preclude the use of evaluated services that are necessary for the operations of the competent authority or the use of such services for personal purposes.
(4) [...]
(5) [...]
(6) [...]"

O.K., though Article 23 (3) is curious somehow and gives us once again the impression that the goal behind the PfDGA is to regulate our SOPR by mimicking our SOPR and infringing our copyright related to our description and discussion of our SOPR besides infringing our moral right and property right.

"Article 24 [-] Right to lodge a complaint"

O.K., though we do not know what members and licensees of our SOPR should complain about and if one of them wants to complain, then the rights of C.S. and our corporation come first and after them come the regulations of the PfDGA anyway.

"Article 25 [-] Right to an effective judicial remedy"

O.K., though the rights of C.S. and our corporation come first and then come the regulations of the PfDGA anyway.

"Article 26 [-] European Data Innovation Board"

O.K., though we are suspicious if the attitude changes and a representative of C.S. and our corporation respectively our SOPR will become a member of such a board despite our unique position.

"Article 27 [-] Tasks of the Board"

Article 27 is not relevant until the issues with Articles 11 and 13 have been cured or resolved.

"Chapter VII [-] Committee And Delegation"

O.K., though Articles 28 to 35 are not relevant until the issues with Articles 11 and 13 have been cured or resolved.


03.December.2020

07:34, 09:34, 17:45, 21:16, 22:58 UTC+1
SOPR #308

*** Sketching mode ***
Topics

In this issue we summarize, formulate correctly, and elaborate in more detail wherever needed our notes and statements of the last days and explain our reactions to activities in relation to these topics:

  • Legal matter [Proposal for a Data Governance Act]
  • Trust Management System (TSM)
  • IDentity and Access Management System (IDAMS)
  • Digital rights
  • Autonomous System (AS) and Robotic System (RS)
  • Free and Open Source to Publicly Validated and Verified and Open Soruce
  • Further steps [End of negotiation phase]

    Legal matter [Proposal for a Data Governance Act]
    In the Ontonics Further steps of the 1st of December 2020 we quoted and commented relevant sections and articles of the Proposal for a Data Governance Act (PfDGA) of the European Commission (EC) of the European Union (EU).
    In the following we give our conclusion and discuss potential solutions to cure potential deficits.

    "On the macro level data governance refers to the governing of cross-border data flows by countries, and hence is more precisely called international data governance. This new field consists of "norms, principles and rules governing various types of data.""

    The PfDGA has its merrits

  • establish the responsible use of data,
  • promote the responsible use of data,
  • improve the conditions for data sharing and exchange,
  • create a harmonized framework for data sharing and exchange,
  • provide the insight, interaction, and information, which the societies need to make good decisions,
  • avoid issues of conflict of interest,
  • strengthen a single market or economic zone for data,
  • ensuring that competition in the internal market is not distorted,
  • protect national, multinational, and international interests,
  • and so on.

    But the claim that "only action at Union level can ensure that a European model of data sharing, with trusted data intermediaries for [Business to Business (]B2B[)] data sharing and for personal data spaces, takes off, given the cross-border nature of data sharing and the importance of such data sharing" is not correct.
    These goals can be achieved with other measures as well, as it is shown with the common practice and the activity of our SOPR, which were taken as blueprint for the PfDGA. There is even no reasonable argument that requires a Data Governance Act to get a trustworthy environment and a data economy, as proven with common sense and common practice in the businesses, as well as our original and unique SOPR.

    In the end, we would like to note that nobody needs a trustee to share or sell for example a natural resource, a car, or a house. The same holds for data.
    Eventually, no trusted data intermediary, data trustee, data fiduciary, and data notary is required for data sharing and exchange at all or at least in the private and commercial scope.
    For example, a trusted intermediary is not always required respectively is required only in special situations like in real life (e.g. trustee, fiduciary, and notary). In other cases the issue is solved with individual contracts, for example in a case of a mandatory joint venture between

  • federal and public entities and our SOPR, or
  • two commercial entities.

    To introduce a legal framework for the latter does not require a trusted intermediary.
    Eventually, the PfDGA would be a legal framework and a robust control mechanism, which formalizes what the SOPR already said in the past about its core principles and ways of

  • providing truth and trust, and
  • guaranteeing neutrality and transparency.

    In fact, this conflict of interest is not new in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industrial sector at all and handled by individual contracts between companies, for example between streaming platforms and Communication Service Providers (CSPs). The latter service provider is not allowed by contract to use the data of the first service provider for own business interests.
    The EC wants to make common practice a law, but in a way that does not solve the initial problems and does not achieve the goals at all.

    For sure, we also thought about all these issues and then discussed them, which is what the representatives of the EC simply copied for their proposal.

    The problem of data dominance by U.S.American ICT companies will not be solved, because they generate (meta)data with their services, utilize others data for internal business processe in lawful ways, and also hold their (meta)data, the data dominance is just a consequence of better services, but not a problem of trust or conflict of interest, and also we do not accept that this problem should be solved mainly and ultimately only at our expense in the EU.

    In general, the realization of the PfDGA is complex and therefore time and cost expensive. In the end, this would lead to a second structure concerning the data governance, which is separated from the first structure already existing, as intended by the PfDGA, but also has to be managed and operated in addition to the first structure. This is a huge organizational burden or even a bureaucratic beast, which might eat up all the economical benefits and potentially also all the other social benefits.
    We are not sure, if this results in the expected overall benefit for the economy in particular and the society in general of the EU.

    "According to German law, ownership is a right of domination over an asset position. For private law, § 903 of the German Civil Code==Bürgerliche GesetzBuch (BGB) defines property as the domination of a person over an object. According to this, the owner can handle the item as he wishes and exclude others from any influence, as long as the law or the rights of third parties do not conflict with this.
    The concept of property is more broadly defined in the Basic Law==GrundGesetz (GG). Art[icle] 14 GG protects the property and the right of inheritance as a basic right. On the one hand, the norm represents a right of defence of the citizen against the state, on the other hand it obliges the legislator to create, develop, and protect property rights. In this context, property is defined as all asset positions that the legal system assigns to a person.
    [...]
    Article 14 GG [(GrundGesetz==Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany[)] reads as follows since the Basic Law came into force on the 23rd of May 1949:
    (1) The ownership and the right of inheritance are guaranteed. Content and limits are determined by the law.
    (2) Property obligates. Its use shall at the same time serve the common good.
    (3) Expropriation is only permitted for the common good. It may only be made by law or on the basis of a law, which regulates the nature and extent of compensation. The compensation is to be determined under fair consideration of the interests of the general public and the parties involved. In case of dispute, the amount of the compensation is subject to legal action before the ordinary courts.

    Article 14 [of the Basic Law] guarantees the existence and freedom of property and inheritance law. The basic right protects thereby a basis of the self-responsible organization of life and the free market economy.
    [...]
    According to the case law of the German Federal Constitutional Court, the material scope of protection of the property guarantee includes every asset right that the legal system assigns to individuals for exclusive use in their own interest. The scope of protection of the property guarantee does not only result from the constitution, but is defined by the legislator. Art[icle] 14 [of the Basic Law] is called for this reason as norm coined/shaped basic right. 20][21] The norm coinage saves the danger that the legislator arranges the property order as sparsely as possible, so that art[icle] 14 [of the Basic Law] opposes sovereign interferences as rarely as possible. This danger of abuse is prevented by the establishment guarantee of art[icle] 14 [of the Basic Law]. This guarantees an inviolable core area of the property, which the legislator must provide[.] [22] This includes the private usefulness of the property and the free power of disposal of the owner over his property."

    Data is property and a trustee is not required to share and sell a property due to the rule of law and the basic right of property. A state is just not allowed to dictate how a holder of property and a user of said property find consent as long as such an action is considered as fair according to common sense. By demanding that such an (trans)action can only be done through a trustee a state is exceeding its competence and infringing property right without proper legislation.
    The original and unqiue works of art titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope, and created by C.S. are protected by the copyright as is the case with the material concerning our SOPR. The other original and unique ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S. are protected by the moral right, if they are not protected by copyright.
    The PfDGA is restricting the property rights, copyrights, and moral rights of holders of AWs, further IPs, and digital and virtual assets in an unacceptable way. Specifically, the Articles 11 and 13 violate one of the very basic requirements of the rule of law, which is the right of holding and using property unreservedly, and therefore constitute an incomprehensible contradiction to the very foundations of the European Union, that is the rule of law.

    Howsoever, the intention of the act is reasonable and useful at the edge and the interface with our OntoLand, where the various interests meet, merge, overlap, and even interlock.

    The Data Governance Act would not unfold its full effect in the

  • legal scope of our digital rights, digital interest, digital property, or digital estate,
  • legal scope of our Ontologic System (OS),
  • domain of our New Reality (NR) respectively
  • sovereign space of our OntoVerse (OV), also known as OntoLand (OL).

    Once again, in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand our SOPR is the only trustee and (data (sharing)) intermediary, but also holder of signals and data, and we will not accept any restriction to be both. Therefore, we will not give other (data (sharing)) intermediaries the allowance to perform and reproduce our OS and our Os in whole or in part, but demand members and licensees of our SOPR to select our SOPR as their only trustee and intermediary as part of the regulations of our SOPR respectively the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our SOPR.
    We are even not sure at the moment if we have to accept such a Data Governance Act and should accept it, because we might not need to accept it or might weaken our legal position by accepting it.

    Furthermore, we already mentioned that the SOPR is both, the

  • holder of digital and virtual properties or assets (e.g. right for unrestricted access to non-personal or raw signals and data generated in OntoLand) and
  • only trusted data intermediary, data trustee, data fiduciary, and data notary in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand.

    Therefore, the PfDGA would

  • only control our
    • Marketplace for Everything (MfE),
    • Trust Management System™ (TSM) for Trust Service Provider™ (TSP) and Trust as a Service™ (TaaS or TraaS) subsystems, platforms, applications, and services, and
    • joint ventures between federal and public entities and our SOPR,

    which all are exclusive due to the societal compromise and the significantly reduced royalties, and

  • only regulate other TSPs respectively (data (sharing)) intermediaries for the rest of the raw signals and data, informations, knowledge, models, and algorithms, which is a relatively small amount of all digital and virtual assets. We even guess that there will be no other TSPs in the end than our SOPR Trustee and SOPR Public Trustee.

    But even more importantly is the point that due to the reasons that we

  • have the exclusive power of control and management of the infrastructure of our SOPR and
  • hold the exclusive right to trade raw signals and data, informations, knowledge, models, and algorithms

    in the

  • legal scope of our digital rights, digital interest, digital property, or digital estate,
  • legal scope of our Ontologic System (OS),
  • domain of our New Reality (NR) respectively
  • sovereign space of our OntoVerse (OV), also known as OntoLand (OL),

    as part of the

  • rule of law,
  • exclusive rights of C.S. and our corporation, and
  • societal compromise to
    • open our OS with its Ontoscope (Os), OntoVerse (OV), Ontologic Economic System (OSE), and so on, and
    • allow and license the performance and reproduction of our Ontologic System Components (OSC), Ontoscope Components (OsC), Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS), etc., etc., etc..

    The eventual implications are that our SOPR is the only trusted data intermediary, data trustee, data fiduciary, and data notary in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand.

    This act

  • would infringe the rights of C.S., as well as interfere in the activities, and also damage the goals and even threaten the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and
  • would constitute a hidden expropriation of our digital and virtual properties or assets.

    The cardinal errors are that

  • there is only one trusted data intermediary, data trustee, data fiduciary, and data notary in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand with our SOPR, and
  • all signals and data, that are generated and mined in the
    • legal scope of our digital rights, digital interest, digital property, or digital estate,
    • legal scope of our Ontologic System (OS),
    • domain of our New Reality (NR) respectively
    • sovereign space of our OntoVerse (OV), also known as OntoLand (OL),

    belong to us as well as part of the licensing contract between

  • a member and licensee of our SOPR as the one contract partner, and
  • C.S. and our corporation represented by our SOPR as the other contract partner.

    Eventually, this means that

  • there is no such conflict of interest at all, because we would only damage our own business by any bad action and
  • any Data Governance Act by an external entity is only valid outside of the
    • legal scope of our digital rights, digital interest, digital property, or digital estate,
    • legal scope of our Ontologic System (OS),
    • domain of our New Reality (NR) respectively
    • sovereign space of our OntoVerse (OV), also known as OntoLand (OL).

    We do not see a conflict of interest in relation to the Proposal for a Data Governance Act (PfDGA) anymore, after the SOPR is split up into the three separate legal entities

  • SOPR Collect, which manages the Marketplace for Everything (MfE) exclusively,
  • SOPR Trustee, which provides the trusted services for members and licensees of our SOPR, including the exclusive joint ventures between public sector bodies and the SOPR, exclusively, and
  • SOPR Public Trustee, which
    • is the exclusive joint venture between public sector bodies and the SOPR for providing the trusted data services, or
    • provides the trusted services for the exclusive joint ventures between public sector bodies and the SOPR exclusively, if the SOPR Trustee does not do this,

    because the

  • access and use of metadata at least as anonymized mass data without consent of the holder is legal anyway,
  • access and use of digital and virtual properties or assets without consent of the holder is illegal anyway,
  • SOPR has the right for unrestricted access to raw signals and data of its members and licensees anyway,
  • SOPR has no motivation for unfair and illegal use of digital and virtual properties or assets hold by other entities anyway,
  • competent bodies and competent authorities of the member states of the EU would have the right to control the (SOPR's) trusted data intermediaries, data trustees, and data fiduciaries or data notaries anyway, and
  • governments have not the right to restrict the freedom of choice of holders of digital and virtual properties or assets regarding a service provider or intermediary for property or asset sharing and exchange anyway.
    For compliance with the Data Governance Act our SOPR already
  • developed ... (see the following section Trust Service Provider and Trust as a Service (TaaS or TraaS)) and
  • suggested to split up our SOPR into two or three separate legal entities, which could be
    • SOPR Collect, which manages the Marketplace for Everything (MfE) exclusively,
    • SOPR Trustee, which provides the trusted services for members and licensees of our SOPR, including the exclusive joint ventures between public sector bodies and the SOPR, exclusively, and
    • SOPR Public Trustee, which
      • is the exclusive joint venture between public sector bodies and the SOPR for providing the trusted data services, or
      • provides the trusted services for the exclusive joint ventures between public sector bodies and the SOPR exclusively, if the SOPR Trustee does not do this,

    These SOPR data trustees are mandatory for members and licensees of our SOPR, including joint ventures between federal and public entities and our SOPR representing C.S. and our corporation. There is no public procurement rule and no tendering procedure in the case of such a joint venture with our SOPR, which is reasonable and legal, because

  • the establishment of such joint ventures is common practice in the EU and
  • we do not demand any additional payments beyond the proportional (50% of the) royalties according to our License Model (LM).

    In relation to public sector bodies, there are only exclusive joint ventures between federal and public entities and our SOPR as the only (data (sharing)) trustee or trusted intermediary.

    Independent of this, the exclusive Marketplace for Everything (MfE) and the unrestricted access to raw signals and data are mandatory.

    What our SOPR can do is to realize the structural separation by establishing in every member state of the EU its different types of trustee or data (sharing) intermediary for

  • handling signals and data of each common European data space, which requires a specific data (sharing) intermediary and "can cover areas such as health, mobility, manufacturing, financial services, energy, or agriculture or thematic areas, such as the European green deal or European data spaces for public administration or skills" and
  • handling personal and non-personal signals and data.

    But we already said that in every country a branch of our SOPR will be established.

    The issue with the metadata has to be resolved in the PfDGA. Specifically, using metadata for other activities than the development of data sharing services should be allowed in the form of anonymized mass data like it is common practice in the case of for example Communication Service Providers (CSPs).

    The member states of the EU could do that, but not in the

  • legal scope of our digital rights, digital interest, digital property, or digital estate,
  • legal scope of our Ontologic System (OS),
  • domain of our New Reality (NR) respectively
  • sovereign space of our OntoVerse (OV), also known as OntoLand (OL),

    and hence only on the basis of hardware and software up to mobile phones with Jave Virtual Machine and Web 2.0, grid 1.0, no Ontologic System (OS), no Ontoscope (Os), no Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS), no 5G Next Generation (5G NG), no Traffic Management of the Next Generation (TM NG), no Industry 4.0 (e.g. no what is wrongly called cloud, edge, fog, and all the other things that we list in such a context), etc., etc., etc., which means clear cut and EUxit.

    We have discussed this matter sufficiently long, deep, and broad enough, and ...
    consequences when submitting the unrevised PfDGA or DGA to the European Parliament (EP) of the EU on the 9th of December 2020 or later:

  • +3% (10%, 20%, 30%) and +1% (8%) in the EU,
  • end of negotiation phase concerning an out-of-court agreement and an opening of our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) for licensing their performance and reproduction in the EU

    If we agree to that infringement of our property right, copyright, and moral right at all, then the consequences could comprise the activation of the following measures in case of introducing the unrevised DGA to the EU:

  • clear cut,
  • EU exit from the Ontologic Economic System (OES), aka. EUxit,
  • 100% higher royalties in the EU,
  • 51% ownership regulation, aka. Chinese win-win policy, for entities from the EU outside the EU,
  • all out-of-court agreements with entities from the EU become void,
  • all contracts with main contractors, suppliers, and providers from the EU become void,
  • heavy contesting of the DGA at the courts in EU,
  • trusted data intermediary, data trustee, data fiduciary, and data notary get no allowance and license for the performance and reproduction of our OS.

    Trust Management System (TSM)
    For compliance with the Proposal for a Data Governance Act (PfDGA) our SOPR already

  • developed the related basic technologies, applications, and services with the
    • Trust Management System (TSM), and
    • Trust Service Provider (TSP) or digital trustee role and platform,
    • Trust as a Service (TaaS or TraaS) capability model and operational model,
  • integrated the TSM for TSP and TaaS with the infrastructure of our SOPR, so that the members and licensees of our SOPR are able to hook their related subsystems, platforms, applications, and services into them, and
  • amended the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our SOPR accordingly

    in a highly harmonious and elegant way, which no other entity is able to provide due to various social, societal, legal, technical, and economical reasons and benefits.

    In addition, the SOPR has for all classes or spaces of digital and virtual property or asset a

  • subsystems and platforms of the infrastructure of our SOPR,
    • IDentity and Access Management System (IDAMS),
    • Trustee Management System (TSM),
    • Electronic Commerce (EC) System (ECS) and Marketplace for Everything (MfE),
    • Ontologic Financial System (OFinS),
    • Cyber-Physical System (CPS), Internet of Things (IoT), Networked Embedded System (NES)
      • sensor and actuator nets
        • Closed-Circuit TeleVision (CCTV),
        • etc.,
      • actuator nets,
      • Industrial IoT (IIoT),
      • Industry 4.0 and 5.0,
      • Energy Management System (EMS)
        • Smart grid,
      • Smart city,
      • Smart home,
      • Healthcare 4.0 and 5.0
        • Telehealth,
        • Medicine 4.0 and 5.0,
          • Telemedicine,
          • Anesthesiology,
          • Dentistry,
          • Urology,
          • Veterinary medicine,
          • etc.,
        • Pharmacy,
        • etc.,
      • Logistics,
      • Traffic Management System (TMS),
      • Intelligent Transportation System (ITS),
        • Vehicular Communication System (VCS),
        • Smart mobility,
      • etc.,
    • Social and Societal System (SSS),
    • Electronic Governance (EGovce), and
    • Electronic Government (EGov),
    • etc..
  • ID spaces as part of the IDAMS, and
  • hyperspaces across two or more spaces , which are based on the underlying hypergraph structure.

    IDentity and Access Management System (IDAMS)
    In the section IDentity and Access Management System (IDAMS) of the issue #307 of the 24th of November 2020 we already discussed the latest evolution of the IDAMS of the largest global alliance of 26 airlines, the Star Alliance.
    We also found out that the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is developing and promoting its mobile application called Travel Pass since some months, which is a product of the IATA Travel Information Manual Automatic (Timatic), which again is basically a centralized database containing documentation requirements for passengers travelling internationally via air, for example passport and visa requirements, or said in other words, for storing Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of flight passengers, including location data (start and destination of a flight), visa data, and even health data with the Travel Pass.

    But after thinking about these activities a little longer, we also noted some more facts and aspects.
    The IATA and the Star Alliance each copied a part of our overall IDAMS and related subsystems and platforms like our Identity or digital passport of the next generation with biometrics and the already integrated {correct names missing} personal Identity or digital passport, and Know Your Traveller

  • IATA Travel Pass, which is merely the personal Identity or digital passport and Know Your Traveller, and
  • IDAMS with biometrics, which is merely our IDAMS with biometrics and technologies, applications, and services based on SoftBionics (SB) (e.g. Computer Vision (CV)),

    and by pure happenstance these parts are integrated in the public airports and other places of their operations.

    In addition, the IDAMS of our SOPR is mandatory, if such a IDAMS of a first entity is coupled with such a IDAMS of a second entity like for example in the cases of

  • two digital passes or passports, and
  • International Air Transport Association (IATA) Travel Information Manual Automatic (Timatic) and its related product Travel Pass with Star Alliance Biometrics.

    Digital rights

    The data protection or privacy, and data security will change with the

  • IDentity Access and Management System (IDAMS) of the infrastructure of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) and
  • management structure of our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) with its hypergraph-based rings and related ID spaces and universes (describable as cyber-physical domains),

    which are integrated with each other.
    But we remembered that the issue with the digital Identity or digital passport, and the related data storages is even more general.

    Following the definitions of data governance we define a Personally Identifiable Information (PII) sharing service or personal data sharing service as ... a service that stores PIIs or personal data in a data storage, specifically a database, and provides them to third entities respectively personal data users.
    Our opinion was and still is that such services are infringing laws, regulations, and acts, as well as agreements for data protection or privacy, and data security.

    We will not accept such private databases and related services that share Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and intelligence with other entities. We even think that they are illegal under new data protection laws being effective since several years now.
    Personal data users are not allowed by private entities, but only by public sector bodies and joint ventures between federal and public entities, and our SOPR, Ontonics, and other business units of our corporation in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand.

    An entity will no get the allowance by our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) for such a platform, application, and service based on our Ontologic System (OS) with its Ontologic System Components (OSC) and Ontoscope Components (OsC), and Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS).
    Either they will work with our SOPR, which means on the basis of the infrastructure of our SOPR but not alongside, or not work at all.
    Any solution has to be handed over to our SOPR anyway, even its Timatic in case it is updated on the basis of our OS, though we might make affected companies the main contractor or service provider of our SOPR for this part.

    regulations of our SOPR,
    In case of

  • federal and public entities the mandatory establishment of exclusive joint ventures and
  • private entities hand over and potential contract as main contractor, supplier, and service provider of our SOPR,

    or stop of the sharing of PII.
    Existing PII databases, applications, and services have to be handed over to our SOPR in the next 2 years.
    affected personal data service provider, e.g. Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computiing (GCEFC) service providers, data advertising brokers, data consultancies, and providers of data products, can

  • apply to become the main contractor, supplier, and service provider as part of our SOPR Trustee and SOPR Public Trustee, which will be successful in one way or another, or
  • sell its digital and virtual properties or assets to our SOPR.

    Examples are,

  • pivate IDAMS, digital pass or passport repositories, and digital PII ledgers,
  • Star Alliance IDAMS Biometrics,
  • International Air Transport Association (IATA) Travel Information Manual Automatic (Timatic), including Travel Pass,
  • Schufa Holding, formerly SCHUFA eingetragener Verein Schutzgemeinschaft für allgemeine Kreditsicherung==General Credit Protection Agency,
  • etc.

    Legal matter [Autonomous System (AS) and Robotic System (RS)]
    In relation to the fields of Autonomous System (AS) and Robotic System (RS), we also would like to point out once again that our SOPR has the contractual right to get

  • unrestricted access to raw signals and data (such as real-time and stored raw sensor data of autonomous vehicles) or
  • unrestricted access to models and algorithms based on said raw signals and data as alternative, if these raw signals and data are not available

    without charge of fee for sure due to our

  • societal compromise to open our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) and allow and license the performance and reproduction of certain parts of our AWs and further IPs,
  • Fair, Reasonable, And Non-Discriminatory, As well as Customary (FRANDAC) terms and conditions, and
  • significantly reduced royalties.

    Please keep also in mind that in this context our

  • Superstructureis the central subinfrastructure,
  • OntoGlobe and OntoEarth are the central subsystems, and
  • Hyper Connectivity System (HCS) is the central subsystem, including our central platforms
    • SpeechCloud,
    • MapCloud,
    • AutoCloud,
    • BikeCloud,
    • PlaneCloud,
    • ShipCloud,
    • AutoMapCloud,
    • CarCloud,
    • RobotCloud,
    • DroneCloud,
    • etc.,

    of our Ontologic System (OS)

  • in the fields of connected vehicles and autonomous vehicles, and
  • for the related technologies, goods (e.g. applications), and services (e.g. cab and ride-hailing).

    While the situation for Chinese companies outside (mainland) China is clear by the 51% ownership regulation, also known as Chinese win-win policy, joint ventures between the SOPR and other companies inside mainland China have this right of unrestricted access as well.

    Any refusal to comply with the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our SOPR will results in a removal of related Ontologic System Components (OSC), Ontoscope Components (OsC), and Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) from access on several layers and in serveral areas and spaces of our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) respectively Ontologic System (OS), or simply said an illegal autonomous vehicle, application, and service will not perform and function respectively work.
    In our OS there is no workaround or circumvention. Unlawful activities, like those possible in the old Internet and old World Wide Web (WWW) respectively in the 5th and 6th rings and related ID spaces of the management structure of our ON, OW, and OV, are not working on the basis of our OS or in other rings and ID spaces, because we have created our OS in this way.

    This is no joke.

    Free and Open Source to Publicly Validated and Verified and Open Soruce
    Please keep also in mind

  • no Free and Open Source Hardware and Software (FOSHS), but Publicly Validated and Verified Open Source Hardware and Software (PVVOSHS),
  • Blockchain Ecosystem is hooked into Ontologic Economic System (OES), but there will be no Bitcoin and Co., and
  • Fintech Ecosystem is hooked into OFinS.

    Further steps [End of negotiation phase]
    We have observed a certain progress, but not the required significant progress regarding collaboration, which has to happen until the negotiation phase concerning an out-of-court agreement and an opening of our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) for licensing their performance and reproduction ends on the 31st of December 2020, 24:00 UTC+1 or 12:00 p.m. UTC+1.

    We are not willing to extent the negotiation phase concerning an out-of-court agreement and an opening of our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) for licensing their performance and reproduction even further, because this phase ended on the 31st of December 2013 and after suggesting the SOPR in September 2017 it ended once again on the 31st of December 2019.
    Eventually, the only thing that matters is that we still do not see our money on our table and feel our money in our pockets.

    We are already working since some weeks on ways how to proceed, specifically with entities, who have

  • clearly signaled to collaborate with us and therefore should not have any negative consequences,
  • clearly shown to be eligible for individual agreements and licensing contracts, and
  • clearly signaled to continue with infringing the rights of C.S. and our corporation.


    07.December.2020

    Ontonics Further steps

    We have perfected a part of the anode side of one of our electric energy storage devices.
    In another development step we also perfected the overall design of this device.
    We also confirmed once again that we can construct the cathode side of this device in a way that results in the increased overall energy density.

    In relation to our takeover strategy we added another company to the candidates.


    09.December.2020

    Clarification

    Hey, Ontologic System
    We quote a report about the copyright dispute related to the song of the Pippi Longstocking saga: "Pippi Longstocking Song: Success for Lindgren heirs in court
    In the dispute over the copyright to the song "Hey, Pippi Longstocking", the Regional Court of Hamburg [in F.R.Germany] has announced the verdict. It proved the heirs of Astrid Lindgren right.
    [...]
    The heirs of the Swedish children's book author, who died in 2002, can have the sale of Pippi Longstocking films and CDs in Germany banned immediately. But they do not want that at all. They just want to participate in the profits. Since 1969, the Munich Film Art-Music Publishing and Production Company has been collecting the money. They had translated the song from Swedish and changed the text in the process. So, as the publishing house itself says, they wrote a new song.
    However, the judges in Hamburg see things differently. "The Pippi Longstocking in the song is exactly the Pippi Longstocking that you know from Astrid Lindgren's stories," the Hamburg judgement said. The heirs now want to hold quick talks about how they will participate in the profits from the song - and this also includes past years. Her lawyer said [to the public-law broadcaster]: "Pippi Longstocking is a cult figure in Germany - her song should continue to be heard.""

    Exactly, the original and unique expression has been copied without creating an own original and unique expression and the translation of the original and unique work of art and its modification was not sufficient to avoid a causal link with the original. Therefore, we only have here an editing, which by the way is always the case with a

  • translation of an original work from one language into another language, and
  • simple modification.

    But even more important is the fact, that this also holds for our original and unique works of art titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope, created by C.S., and kept under the exclusive power of control and management of our SOPR. For example, all Ontologic System variants of the companies Apple, Alphabet (Google), Microsoft, and Co., as well as all related devices are merely implementations of our OS and Os, but not new creations, designs, architectures, systems, and so on at their cores. The same holds for

  • other AWs and further IPs included in the oeuvre of C.S., as well as
  • 5G Next Generation,
  • Industry 4.0 and 5.0,
  • logistics of the next generation,
  • Traffic Management System (TMS) of the Next Generation,
  • Intelligent Transportation System (ITS),
  • and much more based on the AWs and further IPs included in the oeuvre of C.S..

    10.December.2020

    17:47 UTC+1
    Corona warning buzzer illegal like Corona warning app

    We quote a report publicated on the 20th of august 2020: "A "Corona warning buzzer" will be tested in Saxony[, F.R.Germany]. This is basically an app that works without a smartphone. The free state is funding the project [...].
    The main aim is to reach senior citizens and children, who do not always have smartphones and are therefore not included in the tracking system of the [illegal] federal government's Corona warning app. [...]
    The Saxon State Data Protection Commissioner will be involved throughout the development phase. He has already examined the project and raised no fundamental concerns. The idea behind the "Corona Warning Buzzer" [in keychain format] is the following: the device records its contacts indoors or outdoors without determining the location of the contacts or even personalizing the contacts. In terms of tracing, the system only remembers which cell phones or other "warning buzzers" were critically close for a certain time. Smartphones or other buzzers are detected via Bluetooth. Communication with the database of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) takes place via mobile radio. In the event of contact with an infected person, the user is alerted via LED and sound. The stored data is deleted after 14 days.

    There are no legal loopholes, because it does not matter if a device

  • has a display or not, or is only a device of the fields of Cyber-Physical System (CSP), Internet of Things (IoT), and Networked Embedded System (NES) to be classified as a (partial) Ontoscope (Os), or
  • is operated with an embedded system or not to be classified as a performance and reproduction of our Ontologic System (OS).

    If it does not comply with the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), then it is considered to be illegal.
    But especially interesting are the details that a centralized database does exist at the RKI and the data protection commissioner has no issues with that system design.
    One or nothing at all. All or nothing at all.

    Corona-Warn-Buzzer auch illegal wie Corona-Warn-App
    Wir zitieren einen Bericht: "In Sachsen wird ein "Corona-Warn-Buzzer" erprobt werden. Dabei handelt es sich im Prinzip um eine App, die ohne Smartphone funktioniert. Der Freistaat fördert das Projekt [...].
    Erreicht werden sollen vor allem Senioren und Kinder, die nicht immer über ein Smartphone verfügen und deshalb nicht ins Nachverfolgungssystem der Corona-Warn-App der Bundesregierung eingebunden sind. [...]
    Während der gesamten Entwicklungsphase wird der sächsische Landesdatenschutzbeauftragte eingebunden. Er hat das Projekt schon geprüft und keine grundsätzlichen Bedenken erhoben. Die Idee hinter dem "Corona-Warn-Buzzer" ist die folgende: das Gerät [im Schlüsselanhängerformat] zeichnet seine Kontakte in Gebäuden oder unter freiem Himmel auf, ohne den Ort der Kontakte festzustellen oder gar die Kontakte zu personalisieren. Das System merkt sich im Sinne des Tracings nur, welche Mobiltelefone oder andere "Warn-Buzzer" sich für eine bestimmte Zeit kritisch nahe waren. Smartphones oder andere Buzzer werden dabei via Bluetooth erkannt. Die Kommunikation zur Datenbank des Robert Koch-Instituts (RKI) erfolgt über Mobilfunk. Die Alarmierung des Nutzers geschieht im Falle eines Kontaktes mit einem Infizierten via LED und Ton. Die gespeicherten Daten werden nach 14 Tagen wieder gelöscht."

    Es gibt keine rechtlichen Schlupflöcher.
    Eins oder gar nichts. Ganz oder gar nichts. -->


    11.December.2020

    02:17 and 24:18 UTC+1
    SOPR #309

    *** Work in progress - day and link missing ***
    Topics

  • Legal matter [Start and scope of agreement]
  • Legal matter [Subsidies]
  • Superstructure [Satellite constellations]
  • Social and Societal System (SSS)

    Legal matter [Start and scope of agreement]
    We though about the following matter many times and always wanted to formalize a related regulation of the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR).
    Since we offered to open our Ontologic System (OS) and license its performance and reproduction as part of a

  • commitment to freedom of choice, innovation, and competition pro bono publico==for the public good,
  • societal compromise, and
  • out-of-court agreement

    the first time in the September 2017, new matter publicated by C.S. and our corporation is already covered by the scopes of the

  • laws, regulations, and acts, as well as agreements against unfair competition, specifically the protection of negotiation phase, and
  • set of rules or clauses of the proposed out-of-court agreement, and
  • regulations of the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR, including the prohibitions to
    • modify the original and unique expressions of the ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S. to the point of unrecognizability,
    • mimick C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR (see also the section Legal matter [Mimicking of SOPR] of the issue SOPR #306 of the 26th of October 2020), and
    • damage the goals or even threaten the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR.

    In other words, the performance and reproduction of everything

  • publicated before the {day missing} of September 2017 is legally allowed as long as an infringement of the legal requirements, conditions, and limitations listed above does not take place, but
  • publicated after the {day missing} of September 2017 is not legally allowed as long as an explicit allowance is not given by our societies with the consent and on the behalf of C.S..

    For a prominent example where these legal requirements, conditions, and limitations take effect see the section Superstructure [Satellite constellations] below.

    Howsoever, we do not know why we should make entities, that have already

  • refused to play by the rules and are still refusing to do so,
  • stolen parts of the original and unique ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S., and also
  • damaged the goals or even threatened the integrity of C.S. and corporation, including our societies and projects, or attempted to do so at least

    a present of

  • a part of our power of control and management over our Ontologic Economic System (OES) and the exclusive infrastructure of our SOPR, including our Superstructure, which is also called here technology flywheel, and also our Society for Worldwide and Interstellar Flight and Transport (SWIFT), and
  • 50 to 75% of our profit.

    Legal matter [Subsidies]
    Since more than one decade, at least U.S.American and European authorities are supporting activities of entities with taxpayer money in highly dubious ways and in many cases for

  • replicating our AWs and further IPs included in the oeuvre of C.S.,
  • mimicking C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and also
  • damaging the goals and even threatening the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR.

    In the past, we have addressed the topic and the resulting problems several times, but we could not see an improvement in some severe cases.
    Therefore, we have made the decision that the latest awards of taxpayer money in new subsidy programs were definitely the last time that we will tolerate that an U.S.American, European, or another country's authority gives entities taxpayer money for said unwanted activities listed above without taking countermeasures.

    Superstructure [Satellite constellations]
    After the company Amazon presented its plan for an integration of

  • parts of our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV), which are also wrongly called Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing (GCEFC),
  • some of our related Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS), which include as a Service (aaS) capabiity models and operational models, respectively Amazon Web Services' Groundstation cloud computing platform and services, and
  • its Project Kuiper satellite Internet constellation,

    the companies Microsoft and Space Exploration Technologies collaborated (once again) for the integration of

  • Microsoft's Azure Space cloud computing platform and services, and
  • Space Exploration Technologies' Starlink satellite Internet constellation.

    In this relation, we are wondering why they have not used the services of at least two already existing satellite communication constellations, which in the meantime have gone into insolvency.

    We had to think about the matter for some days to get all point of views and their supporting arguments together and make an appropriate assessment of the situation, conclusion, and decison on how to proceed.
    Indeed, one argument in favour of a legal integration of GCEFC technologies, goods, and services with satellite Internet constellations is given with the facts that the

  • Global Information Grid of the second generation (GIG 2.0) is based in large parts on our Evolutionary operating system (Evoos) and both are included in our Ontologic System (OS), and
  • Global Information Grid of the third generation (GIG 3.0), also called Global Information Cloud (GIC) for better explanation and understanding, is based on our OS with its Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV), and also its Superstructure and all are included in the overall infrastructure of our SOPR.

    Therefore, the performance and reproduction of the GIG and GIC, including satellite constellations of any kind, respectively the related parts of our ON, OW, and OV, and also our Superstructure and infrastructure of our SOPR, are open for licensing, but only as far as their performance and reproduction are needed by companies to keep up their businesses running, because everything else is not allowed to stop the continuation of

  • replicating our AWs and further IPs,
  • mimicking C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and also
  • damaging the goals and even threatening the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR.

    But neither Amazon nor the alliance of Microsoft and Space Exploration Technologies needs a

  • satellite constellation, or
  • integration of its GCEFC technologies, goods, and services with its satellite Internet constellation, or
  • both

    to keep up its businesses running. Is not it?

    Another argument in favour of a legal integration of GCEFC technologies, goods, and services with satellite Internet constellations is given with the structural or legal separation of legal entities:

  • Amazon with its subsidiary Amazon Web Services and Project Kuiper is one legal entity, but
  • Microsoft and Space Exploration Technologies are two separated legal entities.

    But in both cases we have a continuation of said unwanted activities listed above and therefore either a serious infringement of the

  • gentleman agreement in the negotiation phase, that has the goal to result in the out-of-court agreement, or
  • out-of-court agreement, which prohibts the continuation of said unwanted activities listed above.

    A further argument for said legal integration is the demand for a level playing field, so that in case one company does a business activity, then another company is allowed to do the same as well.
    But this situation is not given in this specific case of the integration of GCEFC technologies, goods, and services with satellite Internet constellations, because

  • in particular the business activity in question is an essential part of our Superstructure included in the exclusive infrastructure of our SOPR and
  • in general the related part of the regulation concerning the grandfathering for existing business activities as part of the out-of-court agreement and the transition process is only unidirection:
  • If two or more companies exist and already do the same business activity, then they have the allowance to perform and reproduce the related parts of our OS to keep up said already existing business activity running.

    But the related part of said regulation is not bidirectional:

  • If two or more companies decide to start the same new business activity at the same time, then they have not the allowance to perform and reproduce the related parts of our OS to start said new business activity.

    In fact, we were so clever before when setting up this unidirectional regulation, because too many companies have no other goal and business strategy than to be trolls and exploit legal loopholes instead of creating and inventing something on their own.
    Please note that in case one company decides to start a new business activity, then other regulations take effect, specifically another part of the regulation concerning the grandfathering for existing business activities.

    To end any squabbling and prevent new ones our SOPR decided to

  • distinguish computing and networking infrastructures or environments with their backbones, core networks, or fabrics, including
    • Superstructure, and also
    • radio-based networks (cellular or mobile), and
    • satellite-based networks, including
      • satellite Internet constellations,

    and total

  • service management, including
    • orchestrating,
  • network slicing, and
  • network access sharing

    on the basis of its original and unique core principles and ways of

  • providing truth and trust, and
  • guaranteeing neutrality, transparency, and openness,

    including

  • open networks, webs, and universes,
  • management tasks, including
    • orchestrations,
  • HardBionic (HB) and SoftBionic (SB) engines, including
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI),
    • Machine Learning (ML),
    • Computational Intelligence (CI), including
      • Fuzzy Logic (FL),
      • Artificial Neural Network (ANN),
      • Evolutionary Computing (EC), including
        • Evolutionary Strategy (ES),
        • Evolutionary Algorithm (EA),
        • Genetic Algorithm (GA),
        • Evolutionary Programming (EP),
        • Genetic Programming (GP),
        • Hybrid Evolutionary Computing (HEC),
        • and so on,

        and

      • Swarm Intelligence (SI) or Swarm Computing (SC),
    • Soft Computing (SC),
    • Computer Vision (CV),
    • Simultaneous Localization And Mapping (SLAM),
    • Natural Multimodal Processing (NMP),
      • Natural Language Processing (NLP),
      • Natural Image Processing (NIP),
      • and so on,
    • Emotive Computing (EmoC) and Affective Computing (AffC), and Emotional Intelligence (EI),
    • Autonomic Computing (AC),
    • Cognitive Computing (CogC),
    • Cognitive Vision (CogV),
    • Cognitive Agent System (CAS),
    • Cognitive-Affective Personality or Processing System (CAPS),
    • Common Sense Computing (CSC),
    • Multi-Agent System (MAS),
    • etc.,

    and

  • Business Intelligence (BI), Visualization, and Analytics (BIVA), and Data Science and Analytics (DSA), including
    • statistical learning and analysis,
    • data mining,
    • Big Data Fusion (BDF),
    • Big Data Processing (BDP), and
    • Big Data Analytics (BDA),

    respectively Ontologic System Components (OSC) and Ontoscope Components (OsC) within the infrastructure or environments and their backbones, core networks, or fabrics respectively Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV), including what is wrongly called Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing (GCEFC),

    a part of the mediation services between facilities and services of the exclusive infrastructure or environment of our SOPR.

    The implications are that

  • there will be no Ontologic SubSystem (OSS) of another entity and
  • the same demand for structural separation applies for Communication Service Providers (CSPs), that are already providing communications and networking services, but have added Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing (GCEFC) to their portfolio of technologies, goods, and services.

    (see the section Legal matter [Infrastructure] of the issues #296 of the 9th of August 2020 and #299 of the 21st of August 2020, and also the Clarification of the 14th of August 2020 and the section Legal matter of the issue #297 of the 14th of August 2020)

    Social and Societal System (SSS)
    What we suggested in relation to administrative investigations and personal data (see the section Digital rights [Data protection and data security] of the issue #307 of the 24th of November 2020) can also be adapted for improving our Social and Societal System (SSS) and related platforms, applications, and services:
    The more prominent an account or user is, the higher the accountability should be.
    Ideally, social media companies would ban public officials, celebrities, media personalities, and so-called influencers, who consistently lie or violate policies.


    12.December.2020

    22:56 UTC+1
    King Smiley Further steps

    We do like the real estate jewels in the U.S.America, U.K., Italy, Netherlands, and many other locations found and presented by all the many professionals.

    The latest amazing object is this terrace.

    Thank you very much for these clever elaborations of these incredible possibilities and opportunities.


    13.December.2020

    Ontonics Blitz Fund I #9.9.1

    Now that the thing is out of the box, we would like to disclose that our Blitz Fund I managed by our HighTech Office Ontonics includes as

  • Superbolt #9 Space Technologies,

    which

  • was called Space Launch System before,
  • is also known as SpaceTechs, SpX, and SX,
  • is the result of the natural development of the related activities of our business unit Style of Speed (SoS) supported by our OntoLab and other worldwide leading business units of our corporation, and therefore unrelated to recent activities of other aerospace and space companies,
  • is one of our first spin-ons included in our Blitz Fund I since the issue #1 of the 21st of May 2019,
  • utilizes technologies and provides goods (e.g. vehicles) and services, which are totally different and reach other dimensions in comparison to what the industry has shown in the last century,
  • will become a really disruptive startup and massive investment vehicle through its capitalization of at least 100 billion U.S. Dollar at startup and before leverage through a public offering by a factor of 5 to 8, and
  • will directly begin with cutting into the revenues and profits of the competitiors by providing its unmatched and unrivalled launch capabilities.

    In addition, our Superbolt SX

  • will close any missing gap in our Superstructure and
  • will be the mission control for our emerging space economy

    together with our

  • Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR),
  • Society for Superstructure Utilization and Management (SSUM) and Superbolt #1 of our Blitz Fund I,
  • Society for Weather Control (SWC) and Superbolt #7 of our Blitz Fund I,
  • Society for Zero gravity Utilization and Generation (SZUG) and Superbolt #6 of our Blitz Fund I,
  • Society for Unobtainium Utilization and Production (SUUP) and Superunicorn #3 of our OntoLab Vision Fund I,
  • Society for Fusion Utilization and Generation (SFUG) and Superunicorn #4 of our OntoLab Vision Fund I, and
  • Society for Worldwide and Interstellar Flight and Transport (SWIFT).

    Guess why it is called Superbolt and included in the Blitz Fund. :D

    We highly recommend that investors invest in our Superbolts, but not in other companies, if they want to be members of the winning team and avoid to loose the money hold or managed by them.

    By the way: The companies Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, Northrop Grumman, Airbus, Space Exploration Technologies, and Co., as well as other vehicle manufacturers and known persons in this field have eliminated themselves from competition with their unfair business practices and other illegal business activities over all the many years. If they touch anything of us for continuing with infringing the rights of C.S. and our corporation by

  • replicating our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S.,
  • mimicking C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and also
  • damaging the goals and even threatening the integrity of C.S. and our corporation,

    then they will get a lot of legal trouble by federal authorities and other entities.
    They have shot their bolts and will be kept at bay by very strong and decisive social, legal, technical, and economical actions.

    07:20, 09:10, 20:10, and 25:10 UTC+1
    SOPR #310

    *** Work in progress ***
    Topics

    Drastic crackdown measures have been discussed thoroughly and announced oftenly in the past, so that no entity needs to wonder or be surprised when we take more decisive action to protect our rights, properties, interests, goals, and integrities in relation to these topics:

  • Legal matter [Revision]
  • Legal matter [Count of OAOS]
  • Legal matter [Satellite constellations]
  • Ontologic Financial System (OFinS) [Separation and Registration]
  • Infrastructure [Transmission frequencies]

    Legal matter [Revision]
    In relation to our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), we discussed several times the issue that companies are

  • interfering with the activities of our SOPR,
  • thwarting the activities of our SOPR,
  • frustrating the momenta of our SOPR,
  • attempting to drive our SOPR into chaos,
  • focusing on our businesses instead on their own businesses, as demanded as part of the out-of-court agreement,
  • sounding out their legal limits to the maximum, so that even a short public note is damaging the goals or even threatening the integrities of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR,
  • looking for and exploiting legal loopholes in the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our SOPR,
  • collaborating and conspiring with other entities to
    • damage in general or
    • increase the damage even more, when acting in these listed ways in particular,
  • financing illegal plagiarisms,
  • reproducing and even stealing every work and mimicking every activity of us in relation to a topic, which might be the reason for a takeover bid of us,
  • lobbying politicians and other entities to our disadvantage,
  • suggesting our weakness or exclusion to other entities,
  • creating situations where we are forced to act in a way that we get into the focus of antitrust authorities but not their activities to reduce antitrust laws and pro bono publico actions ad absurdum,
  • attempting to demonstrate that we exploit an illegal monopoly by targeted infringements of the rights of C.S. and our corporation, specifically by
    • replicating our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S.,
    • mimicking C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and also
    • damaging the goals and even threatening the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR,

    so that we are forced to react by protecting and exploiting our rights, specifically our legal monopoly, and

  • disturbing and even blackmailing us in other ways.

    For sure, by acting in this way they are violating the laws and thwarting the demands and benefits of freedom of choice, innovation, and competition pro bono publico==for the common good.

    In total contrast, C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, have to provide and guarantee

  • openness, neutrality, etc. in relation to the core principles of our SOPR and
  • freedom of choice, innovation, and competition pro bono publico, but also
  • take back control of our properties and corporation, and
  • prevent any harm to our rights and properties

    simultaneously.

    Eventually, we have been forced to infringe the gentleman agreement in the negotiation phase in a way, which contradicts the out-of-court agreement.
    But ending the negotiation phase 18 days earlier or not does not make a difference after 3 years and in relation to the unresolved issues.
    And the out-of-court agreement is not effective for blacklisted entities anyway.

    Howsoever, we have introduced additional and new regulations to the AoA and the ToS with the LM of our SOPR as

  • reaction to the unwanted and illegal activities summarized to some extent above and
  • preparation of what would have comes effective on the 1st of January 2021 anyway.

    For the details see the related sections Legal matter [Count of OAOS] and Legal matter [Satelitte constellations] below.

    Legal matter [Count of OAOS]
    As discussed before, a limitation of the count of Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) and as a Service (aaS) platforms to for example maximal 3 aaS platforms of each single legal entitiy, every single activity counts, might be required to avoid damages of the goals or even threats of the integrity of our SOPR.
    Excessive aaS platforms have to be sold but can be bought back in case the limitation of the count of Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) is increased or removed again.
    Of course, our corporation enjoys a pre-sale right for excessive aaS platforms and is allowed to purchase as much as it wants as long as it does not infringe any law.

    Please note that the decisive aspect is the legal connection between two or more entities by holding shares, having interests, or otherwise, but not what an individual company does alone.

    The limitation will be effective at least in the period lasting from 2021 to 2025.
    We will make a review of effectiveness at the end of 2025 to decide if we keep it up for the next 5 year period.

    The issues with the so-called superapps becoming illegal Ontologic SubSystems (OSSs) and similar business developments are resolved by this regulation as well, obviously.

    The structure 7%, 17%, 27% and 7% of the License Model (LM) for the ICT licensee class remains unchanged by this regulation, as is the case for all other licensee classes.

    Legal matter [Satellite constellations]
    We are thinking about this measure since around 1 year, though at first our consideration was only theoretical in nature.
    We also tried to prevent this possibility of claiming an Ontologic SubSystem (OSS) and misusing our AWs and further IPs even against us and added also satellite Internet constellations explicitely to the shared backbone, core network, or fabric to separate networks from other facilities and services of the overall infrastructure of our SOPR.
    But we anticipated that this measure might not be enough to reach our goals and indeed we had to learn that fraud is not avoided in other ways on the basis of satellite constellations.
    But in the last days said measure became more real. Today, we found an argument for adding a related regulation to the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR without harming the core principles of our SOPR:
    Because satelitte Internet constellations have been

  • concieved and
  • constructed and also
  • misused as part of already busted and completely documented serious criminal actions

    with the intentions to

  • get a part of our Superstructure and infrastructure of our SOPR under control and management, and
  • damage the goals and even threaten the integrity of our SOPR

    at least 3 times in the last years, only our SOPR can be allowed to own and manage such a communication infrastructure.
    In this relation, we can assure the public and we do hope that we are able to make the point crystal clear that without those bad and illegal intentions we would have no problem with a space-based system in general at all.

    We are also thinking about the question if Space Exploration Technologies with its Starlink satellite Internet constellation is eligible as being a Communications Service Provider (CSP), because of its next attempt to

  • replicate our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S.,
  • mimick C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and also
  • damage the goals and even threaten the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR.

    Here is no place for outlaws of the long gone Wild West, who jump between states and Texas.

    Please note that federal and public authorities, institutes, and other bodies have to establish joint ventures with our SOPR, Ontonics, and other business units of our corporation. This regulation of mandatory joint ventures also applies for the U.S.American Department of Defense, the Pentagon, the U.S.Army, the U.S.American Department of Homeland Security, the NASA, the NSF, the Federal Aviation Administration, and so on.
    Therefore, it is prohibited that federal and public entities use the Starlink satellite Internet constellation for anything based on our OS with its Superstructure, such as the Global Information Grid of the third generation (GIG 3.0), also called Global Information Cloud (GIC) for better explanation and understanding, and also the many other cyberspace and military stuff based on our OS, the National Air Space (NAS) with the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), the fields of Autonomous System (AS) and Robotic System (RS), including Unmanned Aerial System (UAS), aerospace system, and so on.

    Ontologic Financial System (OFinS) [Separation and Registration]
    We already discussed potential measures to counteract unwanted or even illegal

  • activities of banks,
  • activities of investors, and
  • developments at the stock markets.

    One suggested solution was to add an extra of 5% to the royalties according to our License Model (LM) to the royalties of stock listed companies.
    But the whole issue escalated with the next attempt to create another hidden Ponzi scheme on our expense and with the intention to damage the goals and even threaten the integrity of our SOPR, which led to the conclusion that all measures discussed so far would not solve the general issue of unwanted or even illegal actions at all.
    For example, a public offering at a stock market of a company like for example Space Exploration Technologies or a business unit of it has to be viewed as an

  • act to endow an entity with capital or
  • attempt of an entity,

    to begin or continue with damaging the goals and even threatening the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, which would be a breach of the out-of-court agreement and eventually result in the withdrawal of the membership in our SOPR and the license contract with our SOPR for the performance and reproduction of our AWs and further IPs.

    Therefore, the (structural) separation of the Real Financial System (RFinS) and our Ontologic Financial System (OFinS) seems to be the only solution.

    Already effective is the regulation concerning the mandatory establishment of joint ventures between the

  • International Monetary Fund (IMF),
  • U.S.American Federal Reserve System (Fed),
  • European Central Bank (ECB),
  • national central banks,
  • federal and public financial bodies,
  • etc.,

    and our SOPR and our OntoBank.
    The new regulation is that our SOPR does market regulation and oversight through our OFinS.
    mandatory (structural) separation and registration of representations or branches of

  • private banks,
  • Venture Capital (VC) investors and other investors,
  • crowd funding platforms,
  • fintechs,
  • ..., and
  • every other entity, that
  • gives capital, loan, financial credit to another entity,
  • makes transactions between RFinS and OFinS and in OntoLand when providing services, and
  • works with digital and virtual currencies

    in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand.
    Works like the Big Chinese Firewall and hence like a charm.

    Some more regulations to restore truth and trust, and law and order:

  • Every member and licensee of our SOPR
    • has already at least one IDentity account, which functions also as the account at our OntoBank, or
    • gets at least one account at a registered bank or other service platform, or
    • both.

    These accounts have to be used to participate in the Ontologic Economic System (OES) in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand.

  • Our SOPR Trustee and SOPR Public Trustee are used for sharing of digital and virtual properties or assets.
  • If a financial entity (e.g. bank or VC investor) supports a Ponzi scheme or other fraudulent ..., then we refuse the participation of both the financial entity and the illegal thing in our OFinS, if they, which most potentially will become a rule anyway
  • Banks and their actions are controlled by our OFinS as they should be controlled.
  • Every startup will be thoroughly examined and vetted for irregularities to become eligible.
  • Stock exchanges will be normalized by adjusting the share prizes to their true values (e.g. Tesla 15 billion U.S. Dollar). Indeed, this works like some kind of soufflé sledgehammer.

    If these new measures are not sufficient to prevent fraud, then in addition the mandatory establishment of joint ventures between such private entities and our SOPR and banks. Yes, we are establishing own banks and are looking for private banks to take them over.

    Infrastructure [Transmission frequencies]
    We hope that all members and licensees of our SOPR, who are holders of transmission frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum worldwide,

  • give transmission frequencies or
  • give at least access to transmission frequencies for our technologies

    under the condition of the cost price sharing.

    The alternative is, that our SOPR and some other entities will also bid for slots in a way that will guarantee our access on the one hand but might become a drama for some larger Communication Service Providers (CSPs) on the other hand.


    14.December.2020

    Ontonics Blitz Fund I #10.9.2

    Why our Superbolt #9 Space Technologies (SX) is already the winner can be explained easily.
    It does not matter how often a rocket can be reused. The customer is only interested in low costs and high safety, and our business unit Space Technologies (SX) will undercut in cost and outbid in quality the competition.

    Howsoever and even better, the first stage of SX can be reused infinitely or not at all, because we just do not have one.

    Besides this, our satellite constellations are also less expensive and also provide higher bandwith, shorter latency, higher throughput, as well as the performance of the 5th Generation standard for wireless communications technologies supporting cellular data networks (5G) and exclusively the functionalities of the 5G of the Next Generation (5G NG) based on what is wrongly called Grid, Cloud, Fog, and Edge Computing (GCFEC) and other properties and parts of our original and unique work of art titled Ontologic System, created by C.S., and exclusively managed and exploited by our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) with the consent and on the behalf of C.S.. The competitors have no allowance to perform and reproduce these parts of our Ontologic System, because they are related to our Superstructure included in the exclusive infrastructure of our SOPR.

    We would also like to present our new and worlds first and only Door-to-Door (D2D) and Lab-to-Lab (L2L) services. Of course, we do mean Earth-to-Space (E2S), because after all we are SpaceTechs, SpaceTex, SpX, and SX.

    It is time for winner investors to safe their share slot of our Superbolt #9 Space Technologies (SX) of our Blitz Fund I managed by our HighTech Office Ontonics together with financial partners qualified and registered in our Ontologic Financial System (OFinS) of our SOPR.


    15.December.2020

    Clarification

    Funny thing: By copying everything of our corporation and conducting mutual espionage every company in the fields of Autonomous System (AS) and Robotic System (RS), specifically every manufacturer of self-driving cars, autonomous vehicles, robotaxis, and so on, has taken the related elements of our Ontologic System (OS) as technological basis for own vehicles and related technologies, goods, and service, which were unforeseeable and unexpected by an expert in the related fields respectively a Person of Ordinary Skill In The Art (POSITA) at the time of their creation by C.S..
    But we also anticipated already in the year 2005 and once again in the year 2007 that this situation will come. The same holds for our HCS and the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Transportation as a Service (TaaS) capability models and operational models based on our OS and HCS.

    We can very well remember the echo when we said self-driving car, despite that the related challenge of the DARPA ended some months before, and when we later also said AutoCloud. Honestly, we did not expect that they were such giant steps, specifically in relation to MaaS and TaaS.
    In relation to the self-driving car and the autonomous car it was absolutely unbelievable to have such vehicles on public roads at that time. In fact, the related technologies and vehicles were only viewed as

  • another one of those usual DARPA gimmicks financed by taxpayer money or
  • special solutions for large plants with flat floors, guiding systems in the floor, and without any obstacle or true self-autonomy,

    but without having any grounding in reality let alone being a reason to begin with investing own capital in research and development activities for public and private mobility in public and private areas. No way for the common industrial manager, absolutely no way that K.I.T.T. of Knight Rider will become a reality in the next, expectable and foreseeable future.
    And then we showed an image of a self-driving car, which was one of the science fiction and fantasy technologies discussed in relation to the television series Eureka. And that made such a giant boom, which we have not seen since the introduction of the mobile phone that fits into a pants pocket and a handbag.
    And then we said more just for fun and to have something related to "Das Auto", "Autostadt", and "The Cloud": AutoCloud. And here was no sound to here, but silence. They all wondered or said what an utter nonsense: For What Is That Worth Now (FWITWN)? And some years later one could hear in the distance the fierce growling and rumbling of the upcoming storm coming nearer and nearer and boooooooooooooooooom.

    23:33 UTC+1
    SOPR #311

    *** Work in progress - some thoughts and alignment with other content missing ***
    Topics

    This issue deals with the following topics concerning legal matter:

  • Legal matter [Count of OAOS]
  • Legal matter [Count of investments]
  • Legal matter [Satellite constellations]

    Legal matter [Count of OAOS]
    We do listen and care for the members and licensees of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) to guarantee

  • openness, neutrality, etc. in relation to the core principles of our SORP, and
  • freedom of choice, innovation, and competition pro bono publico.

    The limitation of the count of Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) and as a Service (aaS) platforms introduced in the issue #310 of the 13th of December 2020 remains effective, because

  • any limitation of the count of Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) and aaS platforms are more than sufficient for businesses and
  • it solves all kind of attempts to circumvent the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR, specifically by creating an illegal Ontologic SubSystem (OSS) as seen with some providers of superapps and what is called cloud computing services.

    It also

  • takes away the pressure on large companies to expand more and more, and
  • leads to focusing on the truly important aspects of a business by its management instead of focusing on the businesses of the competitors,

    which doubtlessly

  • results in more harmony and
  • provides more and increased benefits for the public.

    In adddition, bad actors can be recognized much more easily by also classifying and counting the OAOS and aaS platforms provided.

    But the maximal count of OAOS and aaS platforms has been increased to 15 OAOS and aaS platforms plus bonus program of 5 OAOS and aaS platforms.
    The bonus program should award proper members and licensees, who

  • comply with the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR without any frictions and
  • support the SOPR pro bono publico,

    but has not been worked out completely.

    Please note that we do not differentiate between horizontal and vertical aaS at this time, though this would add another dimension and more possibilities.

    Legal matter [Count of investments]
    As discussed before, a limitation of the count of investments in companies to maximal 20 per licensee class by each single legal entity, every single activity counts, is required to avoid damages of the goals or even threats of the integrity of our SOPR.
    The limitation of the count of investments is considered to be constructive, because

  • 100 investments or shareholdings by one legal entitiy are more than enough
  • ...
  • same arguments as in case of limitation of OAOS
  • investors and shareholders must be members and licensees of our SOPR and registerd in our OFinS.

    Investors have the opportunity to invest unlimitedly in the

  • Superbolts of the investment program series Blitz Fund and
  • Superunicorns of the investment program series OntoLab Vision Fund

    also managed by our business unit Ontonics due to the reasons that our

  • Ontonics, our other business units, including our Superbolts and Superunicorns, are no licensees of our SOPR and
  • societal compromise to open our OS includes a condition or agreement and becomes effective only under this condition or agreement, that prevents other entities from continuing with the infringement of the rights of C.S. and our corporation in relation to our Superbolts and Superunicorns, specifically by
    • performing and replicating our ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs) included in the oeuvre of C.S.,
    • mimicking C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and also
    • damaging the goals and even threatening the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR.

    Legal matter [Satellite constellations]
    Historically, satellite Cloud constellations with related as a Service (aaS) capability models and operational models were introduced with our original and unique Ontologic System (OS). In fact, there was no Global Information Grid of the third generation (GIG 3.0), also called Global Information Cloud (GIC), as successor of the Global Information Grid of the second generation (GIG 2.0) by any other entity before the presentation of our OS, doubtlessly, because the

  • GIG 2.0 is based in large parts on our Evolutionary operating system (Evoos) and both are included in our Ontologic System (OS), and
  • GIG 3.0 or GIC is based on our OS with its Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV), and also its Superstructure and all are also parts of the overall infrastructure of our SOPR.

    The same holds for all other developments in other countries related to unified space activities and space-based broadband Internet services, that even began many years after getting awarness about our OS. There were no analogies and every other claim is fantasy, fiction, fraud, and so on.
    As we said before in the issue #310 of the 13th of December 2020, this should be open for licensing.

    Technically, the

  • company Amazon with its Amazon Web Services Groundstation and Project Kuiper,
  • alliance of the companies Microsoft and Space Exploration Technologies with Azure Space and Starlink,
  • consortium or joint venture of the government of the United Kingdom and the companies Bharti Enterprises, Softbank, etc. with OneWeb,
  • consortium or joint venture of the Roscosmos State Corporation for Space Activities of the government of the Russian Federation and the companies Samsung and Boeing with Sfera==Sphere,
  • government of the P.R.China with Hongwan,
  • High-Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) Alliance of the companies Softbank HAPSMobile, Alphabet (Google) Loon, AeroVironment, Airbus Defense and Space, Bharti Airtel Limited, China Telecom Corporation, Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson, Intelsat, Nokia Corporation, and Telefónica, and
  • other entities in this field

    are right in their interpretation of the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR.
    When we looked at the technology in some more detail, then we concluded that the situation of space-based communication [and transmission] and satellite constellation technologies, goods, and services is the same with the 5th Generation standard for wireless communications technologies supporting cellular data networks (5G) and all other wireless network technologies, goods, and services with the exception or the difference that cellular networks are surface-based (2D) and satellite constellation are space-based (3D).
    Because we have no problem with 5G in general, we cannot have a problem with said other wireless technologies and as long as they comply with the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR, our SOPR does not want to reject, limit, block, prohibit, or interfere in any other way in relation to their activities.

    When we looked at the legality, then we concluded that they are not always right. The out-of-court agreement or whatever agreement, contract, and so on is entered eventually includes the clause that stops the mimicking of C.S. and our corporation, because this is one of the main reasons why we open and license our OS. But this implies among other things, that there are exclusive parts and hence there is no level playing field, whereby we even have the opinion that as long as laws are not broken, there must be no level playing field. The latter is still contested unsuccessfully despite our comprehensible, reasonable, and much better arguments.

    One remaining problem is the fact that both fields taken alone and together as an integration are essential elements of the

  • Superstructure in particular which is included in the infrastructure of our SOPR, and
  • infrastructure of our SOPR in general.

    But the demand that also satellite constellations are parts of the shared backbone, core network, or fabric of the infrastructure of our SOPR, and the management, specifically the orchestration, is an exclusive task of our SOPR.

    Another problem is that the clustering of market power between leading Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing (GCEFC) service providers, who are also leading

  • Communication Service Providers (CSPs) due to the convergence of both fields approached from both directions, or
  • satellite constellation operators and related CSPs, or
  • both.

    In addition, the ways the entities acted in the past, are acting in the present, and most potentially will act in the future are infringements of those regulations in the legal matter, which should prevent these acts.

    Besides this, the general problem is even more increased by the fact that we also have once again a hidden Ponzi scheme with Space Ex, which is deliberately supported by Microsoft to damage our goals and even threaten our integrity. Microsoft and Space Ex know what we are doing, what they are doing, and also what the investors and the banks are doing. Due to these facts, our opinion is that such alliances are by no way just happenstances, because they are very precisely conceived and put into action to reproduce, mimick, and also damage the goals and even threaten the integrity of C.S. and our corporation, including our SOPR, and therefore illegal conspiracies once again.

    At this point we rightfully said in every respect: Stop. No way.
    But we also want something that is more in compliance with the antitrust laws and the core principles of our SOPR, and more elegant and more Fair, Reasonable, And Non-Discriminatory, As well as Customary (FRANDAC) than just reject, limit, block, prohibit, or interfere, though our rights provide us a relatively large scope for possible measures in this respect.

    The big question is how to handle that in general without interference by our SOPR.
    We made decisions or let us call them suggestions to handle the issue, because orchestrating between

  • operators and service providers of the shared backbone, core network, or fabric inclusive cellular or mobile networks, and other types of wireless networks ,
  • other service providers, and
  • customers

    does not avoid the other damages and threats. And we also made it crystal clear that we even do not see any reason why we should accept to be tricked out by hidden Ponzi schemes or other illegal business activities as well as actions by the responsible federal authorities and their cliques, and make them presents of 50 to 75% of our profits.


    17.December.2020

    Clarification

    We would like to share some considerations about legal matter related to our Ontologic System and further works included in the oeuvre of C.S. and discuss the latest actions of antitrust authorities.
    We quote a first report: "The monopoly tax [a company] imposes on [...] businesses [...] is a tax that is ultimately borne by [...] consumers through higher prices and lower quality on the goods, services and information those businesses provide," [the state prosecutors] said in the lawsuit.
    The lawsuit argues that [a company] used a variety of tactics to become the dominant player in [a market sector], hurting [other companies], competitors and consumers in the process.
    Prosecutors said that [... a company] "quickly began to use its new position to exert leverage."
    They said that [a company] then tried to destroy a process designed by [other companies] to introduce more competition into the market for [items]. Under that system, [other companies] were able to sell [assets] in more online marketplaces at once, reducing their reliance on a company]'s [...] tech[nology].
    The states said that [a company] had maintained its dominance in part by reaching an agreement with [another company] to limit the [other company]'s involvement in that process. In return, [a company] gave [the other company] an advantage in other [activities] it runs, the prosecutors said.
    "The companies' efforts to avoid competition were successful," they said in the lawsuit.
    [...]
    "The powerful market position that [a company] holds in search also had helped them to develop this powerful market position in advertising technology, and that's part of this complaint," [a lobbyist] said.
    [...]
    "In no other market do you have one entity that represents most of the buyers, most of the sellers and controls the leading exchange," he said. "You can create a system that on the surface looks robustly competitive but it really isn't.""

    We quote a second report: "The lawsuit is being led by eight states [of the U.S.America]. It mirrors an earlier antitrust suit filed by the Justice Department and 11 states earlier this fall that claimed [a company] uses anticompetitive agreements to secure a dominant position for its search engine on smartphones.
    But it also goes further, tacking on additional allegations that [a company] moved to block or downrank search results from specialized engines in the travel, home improvement and entertainment sectors.
    "The states also allege that [a company]'s acquisition and command of vast amounts of data obtained because of consumers' lack of choice has fortified [a company]'s monopolies and created new barriers to competition and consumer value," said a release from the office of [a state] Attorney [...].
    [Another state] Attorney [...] said in a statement: "For decades now, [a company] has served as the gatekeeper of the internet and has weaponized our data to kill off competitors and control our decision making - resulting in all of us paying more for the services we use every day."

    Once again, we have nothing done that infringed any right of anybody, specifically we have nothing done that is a legal subject matter respectively a charge of a lawsuit, like the ones mentioned above.

    We are the true origin of our original and unique ArtWorks (AWs) and further Intellectual Properties (IPs), which are included in the oeuvre of C.S., and exclusively managed and exploited by our corporation with the consent and on the behalf of C.S.. Therefore, we hold an absolutely legal monopoly.
    We have nobody forced to perform and reproduce our AWs and further IPs in general and in illegal ways in particular.
    We even have proposed a compromise with the worldwide public after we were blackmailed by governments, industries, and other entities, and drafted a related common and standard set of rules to open significant parts of our AWs and further IPs for licensing these parts by others under

  • the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), and
  • our Fair, Reasonable, And Non-Discriminatory, As well as Customary (FRANDAC) terms and conditions,

    that

  • prohibit further infringements of the rights of C.S. and our corporation, and
  • reserve other parts and future AWs and further IPs for exclusive performance and reproduction by C.S. and our corporation, but kept close enough to prevent that they provide freedom of choice on our expense, steal our innovation, and harm competition

    Therefore, we do not take an antisocial, illegal monopoly tax, but jsut collect absolutely usual, legal royalties.

    We also have to emphasize once again in this relation, that freedom of choice, innovation, and competition pro bono publico have to happen on the level of the old Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW), our OS, and other such technologies, but not inside our OS for getting the power of control over our OS in whole or in part, which other entities do not want to understand.

    Eventually, the reason for any exclusivity is quite simple: We are not your slaves. .(← This is a period again.)

    04:32 UTC+1
    Ontonics Further steps

    We read two more reports about the Proposal for a Single Market For Digital Services (Digital Services Act) (PfDSA) and Proposal for Contestable And Fair Markets in the Digital Sector Digital Markets Act (DMA) (PfDMA) of the European Commission (EC) of the European Union (EU).

    In general, there is no surprise in respect to the intention, scope, and basic approach, but also the devil hidden in the details.
    We quote a report: "Another measure aimed at fostering competition would prevent the largest platforms from giving their products [and services] better treatment over rivals, potentially affecting how Google displays search results or what products [and services] Amazon promotes.
    Regulators would have a path for breaking up companies that repeatedly violate E.U. antitrust laws.
    Margrethe Vestager, the European Commission executive vice president who oversees digital policy and antitrust enforcement, said the global tech policy debate is a "different world" compared to five years ago when she [followed us more than 5 years later and] was criticized for taking action against Google and other American firms.
    Now, she said, there is broad agreement that "with size comes responsibility."
    [...]
    Raegan MacDonald, head of public policy in Brussels for the Mozilla Foundation, which operates the Firefox [web] browser, called the efforts in Europe a "once-in-a-generation" opportunity, particularly the transparency rules that would provide important insights about how the companies operate.
    "What this is really about at its core is how people experience the web - the misinformation in our feeds, the recommendations that are being pushed toward us, or the creepy ads we're seeing and don't know why," she said. "If this is done well, this could be game changing regulation for platform accountability.""

    Yes indeed, the PfDMA and the PfDSA could be a revolution and a game changer, and with property comes responsibility and with a larger property comes more responsibilty.
    But one should not throw the baby out with the bath water.
    We would like to begin where we ended with the Proposal for a Data Governance Act (PfDGA) and give the reminder that we are talking about properties and essential business secrets.

    In regard to transparency, a balance has to be found that

  • gives a user more information about how his Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or personal signals and data are used by a company, but
  • protects the operation of said company against competitors and other bad actors (terrorists, hackers, etc.), and
  • does not interfere into the provision of innovation and competition pro bono publico

    simultaneously.
    Eventually, the transparency must be provided in a way that the gained additional digital and virtual properties or assets (e.g. data, informations, algorithms) are protected from other use, as in the case of digital governance, specifically the sharing of digital and virtual properties or assets.
    At this piont we find it interesting how governance and transparence overlap, and how it leads us once again to our Ontologic System (OS) and our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR).

    We thought about our solution for the problems, which are addressed with the PfDMA and PfDSA, many months if not some few years ago and when we studied the PfDGA we got once again the view that our SOPR Trustee and SOPR Public Trustee are our solution for said problems and can also solve the demand for transprency.
    In fact, one of the many original and unique expressions created, presented, and discussed with our OS is to extend the works of Nick Szabo and Co. (smart contract, blockchain, Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT), validated and verified computing, etc.) with for example our Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and other advanced high technologies, which are illegally used for digital and virtual currencies like for example Bitcoin, to a foundational principle in computing and networking, information processing and sharing, and so on, that we also called recently Trust Management System (TMS) as part of our OS.

    Style of Speed Further steps

    Our unparalled and unmatched success story at Style of Speed continues and there is no end in sight.

    After our model Porsche Pan in the Taycan variant showed the way how our business unit Style of Speed (SoS) is able to

  • realize visions,
  • build dreams, and
  • revolutionize even an industry, that was considered completely matured and hence unchangeable,

    even out of nothing with a little bit of hot air by leading the way for other teams, our model Ford Mustang E in the Mach-E variant, specifically in its GT version, is the next Pure Electric™ or Purely Electric™ car after other variants of our original models manufactured by the companies Porsche/Volkswagen and General Motors, that is viewed as the first normal, mainstream alternative to models in the Performance version manufactured by the company Tesla Motors.
    Obviously, that latter is still wrongly viewed as the pioneer and industry leader.


    19.December.2020

    Ontonics Further steps

    Maybe our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) Exchange (OntoX or OX) of the infrastructure of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) becomes the largest stock exchange on its own by usual growth and definitely when taking over the company Intercontinental Exchange (ICE).

    By the way: Stop trading that illegal virtual currency Bitcoin immediately, because our SOPR gave no allowance and will give no allowance to perform and reproduce the related parts, specifically our Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), of our original and unique work of art titled Ontologic System, created by C.S., and exclusively managed and exploited by our corporation with the consent and on the behalf of C.S..


    21.December.2020


    22.December.2020

    13:47 UTC+1
    SOPR #312

    *** Work in progress ***
    Topics

    In this issue we summarize, formulate correctly, and elaborate in more detail wherever needed our notes and statements of the last days and explain our reactions to activities in relation to these topics:

  • Legal matter [Start and scope of agreement]
  • Legal matter [Satellite constellations]
  • Infrastructure [Initialization]
  • Infrastructure [Cybersecurity and cybersafety]
  • Superstructure [Satellite constellations]
  • Projects [Mars mission]

    Legal matter [Start and scope of agreement]
    In general, what has been publicated since the September of 2017 by C.S. is included in the oeuvre of C.S., obviously, but not opened for licensing without explicit allowance by one of our Societies.
    And what we have begun to build up and presented as part of our Societies will not be copied, but enjoyed as member and licensee.

    (see also the section Legal matter [Mimicking of SOPR] of the issue SOPR #306 of the 26th of October 2020 and the section Legal matter [Start and scope of agreement] of the issues #309 of the 11th of December 2020)

    There are fine lines to mind, for example in relation to our High-Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) and orbit satellite constellations, and our Superstructure (see the related sections Legal matter [Satellite constellations] and Superstructure [Satellite constellations] below).

    Breaching or infringing the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our Societies leads to

  • heavy conventional penalties up to the 51% ownership regulation in case of a country and
  • heavy legal measures up to the withdrawal of membership in our Societies in case of a private entity.

    We are working on the regulation concerning the conventional penalties, but they will be high enough to give the strong recommendation not to breach the AoA and the ToS.

    To make long things short: Do not touch what will come next, because refusing to do so will end any relation to us and most potentially much more.

    Legal matter [Satellite constellations]
    As discussed before, a limitation of the count of satellites of a satellite constellation is required to avoid damages of the goals or even threats of the integrity of our SOPR.

    Furthermore, the Roscosmos State Corporation for Space Activities said in relation to its satellite constellation Sfera==Sphere: "It is known that [Space Exploration Technologies] Starlink and OneWeb [and also Amazon Project Kuiper] are aimed exclusively at solving the problems of communication and transmission of large amounts of information." We also have understood their marketing materials exactly in this way.

    A higher bandwidth means that more data can be transfered. It does not mean how fast that communication and transmission takes place. A lower latency means that a higher throughput can be achieved and more data can be transfered with certain network protocols.
    For better comparison and understanding, we listed typical approximate values for round-trip latency of wireless communication technologies below:

  • 477 over 600 to 800 ms for Geosynchronous Equatorial Orbit (GEO) satellite
  • 120 ms for 3G cellular data
  • 60 ms for 4G cellular data, which is often used for 4G Wide Area Network (WAN) and Internet connections
  • 30 ms for 5G cellular data, which is 23 milliseconds faster than average 4G metrics
  • 25 to 35 ms for very Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite, such as the ones used for Starlink
  • 20 ms for a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) network, when using class of service to prioritize traffic
  • 10 ms for a modern carrier ethernet network

    In fact, "[i]n the event of a network element failure when recovery mechanisms are employed at the [Internet Protocol (]IP[)] layer, restoration may take several seconds which may be unacceptable for real-time applications, such as [Voice over Internet Protocol (]VoIP[)].[27][28][29] In contrast, MPLS local protection meets the requirements of real-time applications with recovery times comparable to those of shortest path bridging networks or [Synchronous Optical NETworking (]SONET[)] rings of less than 50 ms.[27][29][30]"

    Earth-to-sat latencies of around 25 to 35 ms means higher throughput, but also satellite real-time networks operated in 3D space in contrast to mobile and stationary real-time networks operated on 2D surface.

  • Such a satellite Internet constellation and satellite Internet access providing broadband Internet services (voice-based) communication and (audio and video) transmission with high throughput are allowed due to the Global Information Grid (GIG) and Global Information Cloud (GIC).
  • Such a satellite real-time network constellation would be allowed, if it would not be a part of our exclusive Superstructure.. But real-time operation is not allowed due to the reasons that the
    • operation of networks in real-time and 3D space, and
    • utilization of essential parts of our OS in relation to such computing, networking, and communication technologies, including
      • Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing (GCEFC) platforms,
      • as a Service (aaS) capability models and operational models,
      • fields of Cyber-Physical System (CPS), Internet of Things (IoT), Networked Embedded System (NES),
      • and much more,

      were unforeseeable and unexpected by an expert in the related fields respectively a Person of Ordinary Skill In The Art (POSITA) at the time of its creation by C.S. and therefore are excluded from the performance and reprodcution by other entities and included in our exclusive Superstructure (see also the section Superstructure [Satellite constellations] below).

    Therefore, we

  • limited the count of satellites of a satellite constellation hold by each single legal entity, every single activity counts, to maximal 1,000 satellites and
  • limited the round-trip latency to not faster than 120 ms respectively not faster than real-time.

    The satellite number of 1,000 units might sound arbitrary, but

  • former plans for satellite constellations made in the 1990s by for example the
    • company Microsoft and
    • U.S.American Department of Defense (DoD) with its Global Information Grid (GIG),

    and

  • existing satellite constellations with much less satellites

    prove that not more than around 660 satellites are neccessary to provide global coverage.

    The time span of 120 ms might sound arbitrary, but

  • our explanations above,
  • existing satellite constellations with much slower satellites, and
  • existing wireless networks

    prove that not shorter than 477 over 600 to 800 ms of round-trip latencies are neccessary to provide global coverage and not shorter than 120 ms round-trip latency is neccessary to provide broadband network data communication and transmission.

    Eventually,

  • 1,000 satellites are much more or around 50% more than the amount of satellites and
  • 120 ms round-trip latency is much shorter or around 400% to 500% faster than the round-trip latency durations of existing satellites and satellite constellations, and as fast as cellular data communication and transmission networks,

    that are sufficient for providing complete Internet coverage on planet Earth for broadband network applications and services like for example

  • web browsing,
  • audio and video streaming,
  • home office,
  • operation of remote facilities,
  • and so on.

    In addition, we might demand the support or utilization of more advanced network protocols like for example the Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6).

    Operators or providers of satellite constelllations with more than 1,000 satellites have to handover all excessive satellites or alternatively whole satellite constellations to our SOPR or another business unit of our corporation for the cost price for an ordinary customer.
    Operators or providers of satellite constelllations with one or more satellites operated with a round-trip latency under 120 ms have to reduce the velocity of data transmission respectively increase the round-trip latency to 120 ms or more, or alternatively handover all faster satellites.

    see the sections related to satellite constellations of the issues #309 of the 11th of December 2020, SOPR #310 of the 13th of December 2020 and SOPR #311 of the 15th of December 2020

    We would also like to point out the further

  • These limitations do not harm freedom of choice, innovation, and competition pro bono publico==for the pubic good, because
    • users still have the choice of all service providers,
    • satellite constellations with more satellites and shorter round-trip latency are no innovation at all, but merely trivial quantitative optimizing and scaling, and
    • competition between service providers still takes place.
  • Satellite constellations comprising vast amounts of satellites might get a problem with the satellite constellations of our Superbolt #9 Space Technologies (SX) due to physical reasons.

    Infrastructure [Initialization]
    To initialize the infrastructure of our SOPR in a way, that

  • is compatible with the existing infrastructure and
  • increases computer security or cyber security, cyber safety, and cyber sovereignty,

    we have collected the following first steps:

  • Routing tables of the servers have to be filtered, reordered or rearranged, and even substituted, and protected and secured against modifications.
  • Network routing must only use validated and verified, and protected and secured routing tables.
  • Network structure must be cleaned up and ordered for getting
    • complete situational awarness in general and
    • crystal clear routing in particular.
  • Network routing must completely controlled by strict monitoring of the wires on the
    • digital level for any bit transport and
    • physical level for any voltage fluctuation.

    A wire should be considered as safe, if there is

    • only digital transfer of known signals, data, and information, when needed, and
    • no physical transfer of signals, data, and informations, when not needed.
  • Subnetworks must be configured and secured by using the filtered, cleaned up, and reordered routing tables.
  • Secured subnetworks can be reconnected if needed, but the subnetworks and the connecting network channels must be monitored.
  • Hardware and software should be removed if it is
    • not required for the moment or
    • obsolete.
  • Server tools
    • can be used from validated and verified sticks or other data media, and
    • must not be installed on a harddisk or other non-volatile storage of the server.
  • Data media should be used only one time at first and on highly important systems, and then
    • flashed, formated, or randomly written, and then rewritten with tools, etc. at separated computers or other suitable devices, which again must be checked and monitored all the time, or
    • exchanged for new data media.
  • BIOS and other hardware microcode must be checked, reinstalled, or exchanged.
  • Backups of user data have to be controlled as well, because they may be compromised and misused as well.

    Infrastructure [Cybersecurity and cybersafety]
    The latest on the largest cyber attack on the U.S.America showed once again
    why our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) is not risking all those human disabilities. Therefore, our SOPR

  • keeps the exclusive power of control and management of the infrastructure of our SOPR Collect and also our SOPR Trustee and SOPR Public Trustee, and
  • demands the exclusive establishment of joint ventures between federal and public entities and our SOPR, Ontonics, and other business units of our corporation, specifically in relation to our SOPR Public Trustee and other important facities and services,

    in the legal scope of ... the OntoLand.

    Superstructure [Satellite constellations]
    There are fine lines to mind. For example,

  • High-Altitude Platform Station (HAPS),
  • orbit satellite constellation, and
  • swarm of satellites

    with

  • high-througput and broadband Internet
    Yes, Green, O.K., because limited count and limited round-trip latency of satellites would still allow such a network operation
  • operation of 2D real-time satellite network
    O.K., because limited count of satellites would still allow such a satellite network operation in orbit (see next list point)
  • operation of 3D real-time satellite network
    Not O.K., because limited round-trip latency of satellites would not allow such a network operation between Earth orbit and surface
  • old Internet and old World Wide Web (WWW), Java Virtual Machine (JVM), Web 2.0 (wiki, blog, crowd join-in platform, etc.)
    O.K.
  • Software-Oriented technologies (SOx)
    O.K.
  • ON, OW, and OV, also wrongly called Grid, Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing (GCEFC)
    O.K.
  • OAOS, also wrongly called as a Service (aaS) capability models and operational models
    O.K.
  • Cyber-Physical System (CPS), Internet of Things (IoT), and Networked Embedded System (NES), including Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Industry 4.0, etc.
    O.K., because limited count and limited round-trip latency of satellites and operation without real-time satellite network would still allow such a system operation
  • ONoT, OWoT, and OVoT, also wrongly called Cyber-Physical System (CPS), Internet of Things (IoT), and Networked Embedded System (NES)
    O.K., because limited count and limited round-trip latency of satellites, and operation without real-time satellite network would still allow such a network operation
  • operation of Autonomous System (AS) and Robotic System (RS) (robotaxis, autonomous ships, and flying cars, etc.)
    O.K., because limited count and limited round-trip latency of satellites, and operation without real-time satellite network would still allow such an operation
  • Hover technology
    Not O.K., because limited allowance and license

    Please note that there are other regulations included in the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), which regulate these and other single fields.

    Projects [Mars mission]
    We are thinking about making our original Mars mission another project of our SOPR.


    27.December.2020

    Clarification

    We quote a webpage of a chip manufacturer: "Extended Reality (XR) is an umbrella term encapsulating Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), Mixed Reality (MR), and everything in between."

    What an utter nonsense, this spectrum or reality-virtuality continuum already is MR either after the definition of

  • Paul Milgram et al., or
  • C.S. and hence is called eXtended Mixed Reality (XMR), which
    • also includes the limits of real or complete reality, and virtual or complete virtuality,
    • does not position the reality or the real and physical world as opposed to the virtuality or the virtual and cybernetical (also called digital in this context) world or even metaphysical world due our foundational Caliber/Calibre that fusion both worlds in a bidirectional way, and
    • is included together with other realities and worlds in our foundational New Reality (NR),

    as we already explained some years ago.
    And pervasive or ubiquitous XR respectively MR is still a part of our New Reality (NR) and Ontologic uniVerse (OV or Ontoverse) based on our Caliber/Calibre and eventually on our Ontologic System (OS), as it also holds for fields like

  • New Aesthetics, which is a manifestation of our NR and not vice versa,
  • Extended Intelligence, which is cybernetics and SoftBionics (SB), etc.,
  • and so on.

    And because C.S. is the creator of the OS, we hold the right to claim, name, and define these parts and all other parts of our OS, and also license their performance and reproduction, as well as modification, but no other entity.

    15:00 and 17:11 UTC+1
    OS includes 5G NG, 6G, and their use cases and devices

    We read a document that is titled itself "[...] visions" and copies the copyright protected publications of C.S. and our OntoLab, the Lab of Visions, related to our Ontologic System (OS) and our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) wherever possible.
    Obviously, that document is written to mislead the public about the true origin of our original and unique work of arts titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope, including what is called the

  • 5th Generation standard for wireless communications technologies supporting cellular data networks of the Next Generation (5G NG) and
  • 6th Generation standard for wireless communications technologies supporting cellular data networks (6G) and satellite-based networks, as well as
  • pervasive or ubiquitous intelligence,

    created by C.S., and exclusively managed and exploited by our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) with the consent and on the behalf of C.S., once again.
    Maybe we will publicate our investigation at a latter time, as in case of many other investigations of plagiarists and their plagiarisms. At least related preparations are far advanced beyond our usual approach.

    To make things short: Membership in our SOPR is mandatory by international and national laws, regulations, acts, as well as agreements.
    The governments and the industries are aware about the facts at least since more than 14 years, so that there is no doubt and discussion about our rights as well as terms and conditions. Indeed, one can view the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) with the License Model (LM) of our SOPR as some kind of extension of the worldwide copyright.

    By the way: We do not know why the lying press, like the public-law broadcasters in the F.R.Germany, and scientists are claiming that nonsense that no 6G programm exists in Europe, when it is provable in court that it is included in our OS and originated in F.R.Germany.

    23:51 UTC+1
    Finnish entities are not allowed to claim for our visions, creations, and works

    What is the problem in Finland? We clearly demanded, that no entity claims for our visions, works of art, and other works created by C.S..

    The Finnish government, research institutes, and companies, specifically Nokia have to comply with international and national laws, regulations, and acts, as well as agreements, and also the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) with the License Model (LM) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), or we will act with switching off computers, networks, and lights.

    We are also observing a certain concordance with what the European Commission is doing.

    And what on Earth have the United Nations and the World Health Organization to do with our original and unique ArtWorks and further Intellectual Properties in common? Nothing, because we have our SOPR.


    30.December.2020

    Ontonics Further steps

    We have begun with the examination of the Proposal for a Single Market For Digital Services (Digital Services Act) (PfDSA) and Proposal for Contestable And Fair Markets in the Digital Sector Digital Markets Act (DMA) (PfDMA), which are included in the Digital Services Act package of the European Commission (EC) of the European Union (EU).
    At first, we quote the related webpage The Digital Services Act package to give our fans and readers a first impression about these proposals: "The Digital Services Act package
    The Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act encompass a single set of new rules applicable across the whole EU. They will create a safer and more open digital space, with European values at its centre.
    As part of the European Digital Strategy, Shaping Europe's Digital Future, it was annouonced that the European Commission would upgrade the rules governing digital services in the EU. The European Commission proposed two legislative initiatives: the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
    The DSA and DMA have two main goals:

    1. to create a safer digital space in which the fundamental rights of all users of digital services are protected
    2. to establish a level playing field to foster innovation, growth, and competitiveness, both in the European Single Market and globally

    What are Digital Services?
    Digital services include a large category of online services, from simple websites to internet infrastructure services and online platforms.
    The rules specified in the DSA primarily concern online intermediaries and platforms. For example, online marketplaces, social networks, content-sharing platforms, app stores as well as online travel and accommodation platforms.
    The Digital Markets Act includes rules that govern gatekeeper online platforms. Gatekeeper platforms are digital platforms with a systemic role in the internal market that function as bottlenecks between businesses and consumers for important digital services. Some of these services are also covered in the Digital Services Act, but for different reasons and with different types of provisions."

    Why do we need new rules?
    [...] We need to ensure that European legislation evolves with them.
    [...]
    Despite a range of targeted, sector-specific interventions at EU-level, there are still significant gaps and legal burdens to address.
    The accelerating digitalisation of society and the economy has created a situation where a few large platforms control important ecosystems in the digital economy. They have emerged as gatekeepers in digital markets, with the power to act as private rule-makers. These rules, however, sometimes result in unfair conditions for businesses using these platforms and less choice for consumers.
    With these developments in mind, the European Single Market requires a modern legal framework that ensures the safety of users online, establishes governance with the protection of fundamental rights at its forefront, and maintains fair and open online platform environment.

    What was the process up to now and how were stakeholders involved?
    [...]"

    Please keep in mind that the PfDSA and PfDMA, specifically their focus "only on those digital services that are most widely used by business users and end users ("core platform services") "provided or offered by gatekeepers", "complements existing EU (and national) competition rules", which allows our SOPR to revise the AoA and the ToS with the LM, though this is not important anymore in some hours after the negotiation phase for an out-of-court agreement ends finally.

    So let us have a first look at the

  • PfDSA (113 pages) and
  • PfDMA (81 pages).

    In the following, we quote and comment some relevant sections of the Explanatory Memorandum of the PfDMA:

    "Weak contestability and unfair practices in the digital sector are more frequent and pronounced in certain digital services than others. This is the case in particular for widespread and commonly used digital services and infrastructures that mostly directly intermediate between business users and end users. The enforcement experience under EU competition rules, numerous expert reports and studies and the results of the OPC show that there are a number of digital services that have the following features:
    (i) highly concentrated multi-sided platform services, where usually one or very few large digital platforms set the commercial conditions with considerable autonomy;
    (ii) a few large digital platforms act as gateways for business users to reach their customers and vice-versa; and
    (iii) gatekeeper power of these large digital platforms is often misused by means of unfair behaviour vis-à-vis economically dependent business users and customers.3
    The proposal is therefore further limited to a number of 'core platform services' where the identified problems are most evident and prominent and where the presence of a limited number of large online platforms that serve as gateways for business users and end users has led or is likely to lead to weak contestability of these services and of the markets in which these intervene. These core platform services include:
    (i) online intermediation services (incl. for example marketplaces, app stores and online intermediation services in other sectors like mobility, transport or energy)
    (ii) online search engines,
    (iii) social networking
    (iv) video sharing platform services,
    (v) number-independent interpersonal electronic communication services,
    (vi) operating systems,
    (vii) cloud services and
    (viii) advertising services, including advertising networks, advertising exchanges and any other advertising intermediation services, where these advertising services are being related to one or more of the other core platform services mentioned above."

    "The [PfDMA] complements the data protection laws. Transparency obligations on deep consumer profiling will help inform General Data Protection Regulation ('GDPR') enforcement, whereas mandatory opt-out for data combination across core platform services supplements the existing level of protection under the GDPR."
    O.K., but why is this complementation not part of a revision of the GDPR?

    "The proposal provides for the possibility of a tailored application of some of the obligations through a dialogue between the Commission and the gatekeepers concerned. In addition, it allows to cover in a flexible way additional practices that are similarly unfair or that equally put fairness or contestability at risk after a thorough market investigation on the impact of those practices."
    This provides free space to navigate and act.

    "In general, the public consultations offered strong support for an intervention tackling unfair practices engaged in by gatekeepers. In fact, the large majority of the respondents to the public consultations and to a separate questionnaire addressed to national competition authorities agreed that there are structural problems that cannot be addressed under the existing competition rules; the same majority believed that the Commission should be able to intervene in markets where gatekeepers are present. This view was expressed by a large majority of businesses and business associations, all civil society organisations (including Non-Governmental Organisations ('NGOs') and trade unions) and all public authorities. Consumer organisations like BEUC have also prominently flagged the particular concerns surrounding online platforms and digital markets. [...]
    Online platforms were split on the issue, with the majority of large online platforms and their representative associations questioning the need for a new gatekeeper instrument. On the other side, many small and medium sized platforms, in particular those that are business users of large online platforms, expressed their support for a new gatekeeper instrument."
    We would like to note, that none of these entities is in the difficult position of a gatekeeper. Ruling over others activities and properties is easy. So let us handle the issue in a highly objective and constructive way.

    "Those disagreeing referred to the fact that the concept of a gatekeeper is too broad and should instead be assessed on a case-by-case basis and that the Commission can already intervene in the case of the conduct of a gatekeeper contravening Article 102 TFEU. However, the Commission considered that Article 102 TFEU is not sufficient to deal with all the problems associated with gatekeepers, given that a gatekeeper may not necessarily be a dominant player, and its practices may not be captured by Article 102 TFEU if there is no demonstrable effect on competition within clearly defined relevant markets."
    Honestly, we lack sufficient fantasy to find this argument of the EC conclusive. If a gatekeeper is not dominant and an activity of said gatekeeper has no demonstrable effect on competition, then there is nothing to regulate at all. Furthermore, a gatekeeper is always dominant by definition and hence the classification of a gatekeeper by the EC must be just plain wrong.

    "The benefits can be expected to lead to a greater innovation potential amongst smaller businesses as well as an improved quality of service, with associated increases in consumer welfare."
    The improvement or maximization of user welfare or (human perception-based) Quality of Experience (QoE) is missing.

    "The improved contestability of core platform services under the preferred option has the potential to yield a consumer surplus estimated at EUR 13 billion, i.e. an increase of around 6% as compared to the baseline scenario."
    Ah, what ...? We have not read Annex 3 to the Impact Assessment, but this whole statement sounds a little bit like nonsense.

    "A more comprehensive enforcement toolkit will allow businesses to thrive on the merits of their abilities. This will result in economic growth, which in turn translates into higher tax revenues for national administrations. [...]
    Fairness and enhanced contestability in the digital sector would result in higher productivity, which would translate into higher economic growth. The promotion of greater contestability of core platform services and digital markets is also of particular importance in increasing trade and investment flows."
    In general, we cannot agree to these statements, but are even critical to some extent. For example, one might only see an redistribution of tasks or even worse a disturbance or dissolution of a market sector. If one takes away the (self-planted) forest from an owner, you also remove the guardian of the forest. Also, socialism has shown what happens when farms are taken away and operated as kolkhozes or collective farms.

    "The proposal also specifically aims at facilitating the sustainable growth of core platform services and the platform economy more broadly and is designed to be fully technologically-neutral."
    Interesting

    "2020/0374 (COD)
    Finally, the remaining provisions in this Chapter are the review clause (Article 38) and the specification of the entry into force and dates of application of the Regulation (Article [39).]"
    There seems to be an error on page 15.

    "Chapter I sets out the general provisions, including the subject matter, aim and scope of the Regulation, including its harmonising effect in relation to certain national laws (Article 1), and the definitions of the terms used in, as well as the objectives of the proposal (Article 2)."
    The Article 2 points directly to our Ontologic System.

    "Chapter III sets out the practices of gatekeepers that limit contestability and that are unfair. In particular, it lays down self-executing obligations (Article 5) and obligations that are susceptible to specification (Article 6) that the designated gatekeepers should comply with in respect of each of their core platform services listed in the relevant designation decision. In addition, it establishes a framework for a possible dialogue between the designated gatekeeper and the Commission in relation to measures that the gatekeeper implements or intends to implement in order to comply with the obligations set out in Article 6 (Article 7). It also lays down conditions under which the obligations for an individual core platform service may be suspended in exceptional circumstances (Article 8) or an exemption can be granted on grounds of public interest (Article 9). Additional provisions in this Chapter establish a mechanism for updating the list of obligations (Article 10); a clarification that the obligations laid down in the Regulation apply regardless of whether the relevant practice of the designated gatekeeper is of a contractual, commercial, technical or any other nature (Article 11); an obligation to notify any intended concentration within the meaning of the EU Merger Regulation (Article 12); and an obligation on the designated gatekeeper to submit any techniques for profiling of consumers that the gatekeeper applies to or across its core platform services to an independent audit (Article 13)."
    Note the Article 11, which points directly to the activities of C.S. and our corporation, specifically our societies.

    11:15 and 19:00 UTC+1
    Collaboration with P.R.China

    We quote a report about the European Union (EU) and P.R.China business investment agreement: "The EU and China are close to reaching a long-awaited business investment deal, according to media reports.
    The pact, expected to be finalised this week, will give EU firms better access to the Chinese market and improve competition conditions.
    Talks on the investment deal began in 2014 but have been stuck for years over a number of issues.
    But rising trade tensions between the US[America] and China may have helped change the Chinese position, officials said.
    According to multiple reports, the deal would open up China's manufacturing sector to EU companies, as well as construction, advertising, air transport and telecoms.
    One of the sticking points was China's demands for access to the EU's energy market given sensitivities over national security.
    The deal is expected to give Beijing access to a small part of the European renewable energy sector on a reciprocal basis.
    The pact is also designed to remove barriers to investment in China, such as joint-venture requirements and caps on foreign ownership in certain industries."

    The whole procedure and the latest related development are quite interesting from several points of view:

  • The EU and the P.R.China are already talking since the year 2014.
  • The U.S.America has taken more decisive actions against unwanted and honestly untolerable activities of the P.R.China.
  • Against the will of the future U.S.American administration and against great doubts also from France, Poland, and the EU Parliament F.R.Germany has pushed the agreement so vehemently, that it shows how little consideration the F.R.German government has with its China-friendly policy. For sure, specifically F.R.Germany wants to protect its interests in the P.R.China.
  • There is already discussion that the EU should join the U.S.A., but the EU seized the moment and perverted the direction by asking the U.S.A. to join the EU.
  • The P.R.China is interested in the European renewable energy market.
  • The P.R.China seeks investment security. But we thought this security is already given in the EU, which implies that they fear something and we guess it is our 51% ownership regulation, also known as Chinese win-win policy. The latter would imply that the EU deliberately created a legal situation, which is once again in opposition to our business goals and strategies.

    We can assure our friends in the P.R.China, that we will act in lockstep to their activities regarding the establishment of more harmony and the rule of law. But honestly,

  • on the one had we will do one step after the other, which means that we will take back all of our rights and properties in the next 10 years at first, while observing if the P.R.China truly
    • respects our rights and properties, and also
    • holds on to its promises,

    and

  • on the other hand we are very sad to say it in this way, but we do not need its technologies, goods, and services for the activities and projects of our societies, including our new and modern
    • worldwide infrastructure of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), including our Superstructure, and
    • U.S.American Power Grid and European Power Grid due to our Clean and Green technology, specifically our battery, fusion reactor, and other disclosed and undisclosed technologies, goods, and services.

    Howsoever, we all have a lot of negotiating mass and bargaining chips, so that compromises might be possible in a way, that everybody should be able to reach the own goals.
    In addition, the P.R.China is free to completely comply with

  • international and national laws, regulations, and acts, as well as agreements, and also
  • the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Services (ToS) with the License Model (LM) of our societies.

    If we are allowed to do so, then we would like to give our friends in the P.R.China the recommendation to develop its society and its country to the next levels, which are not only defined by aspects of progress in technology, military, and territory.

    The tide has turned long ago and things have to be done in a very big way. So let's go.

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