The Most Valuable Resources In The World?

Decenternet has got an answer...

We often ask ourselves, what on earth is the most valuable resource? Many answers had been provided, yet unconvincing as they seemed because they were based on different and biased perspectives with which people can relate to it and the value each person assumes a thing is really worth. There's a growing illusion about that real substance with an absolute value that controls all others.

We can observe how gold, rhodium, plutonium, tritium, californium, and even antimatter whose values have the potential to be unstable in the market would naturally seem to be valuable as well.

One can understand that if there is a transparent currency that is backed by a valuable resource,it maybe considered as one that holds the most “intrinsic value” But what is value without “the people” whose those resources?
What is value without the knowledge or information of how to process the resources to practical use?
Suppose we had an abundance of the aforementioned resources, with no one having the knowledge required to process them into practical usage. Suppose there was no one left who understands how to use them or have any reaction to their effects. Suppose there were no people left on this planet.

A deep understanding that “people” are the most valuable physical and ethereal resource on the planet may be a breakthrough realization in your economic understanding as a civilization.

The ideas of blockchain and Bitcoin came from Satoshi Nakamoto. How invaluable is that idea now if you were to put a numerically defining economic value to it?$1M US? $10M US ?

But today, The market capitalization of the crypto economy is estimated to be roughly $500B US. This further encapsulates the amazing impacts of what is " the real invaluable resource in the world".

The most powerful tool for information distribution is the web browser. Most popular browsers such as Google Chrome and Windows Explorer may appear scalable and user friendly, on the surface, they seem flawless. Their majority problem lies in the current fundamental architecture in that which they tend to retrieve the data from a centralized location. So, it's a fact that can be noticed easily notice in this day and age, what people see, hear, and feel through the web browser can have a tremendous influence in their personal lives.

As a matter of fact,web browsing infrastructure protocols has been designed in such a way that benefits only the owners. Imagine a world where they have control over:

what you see, hear, experience;
what you eat;
what you crave;
where you go;
where you are;
how much you pay;
how much you can have;
your social values and protocols;
what you are allowed to do or not do;
how your personal information is used for whatever purposes they use it for;
how much your personal information is worth;
how much of your personal information they are allowed to take;
how much you are allowed to creatively express yourself;
how much you are paid for your creative energy (basically everything you do).

According to FYI,

the market capitalization of “ the middleman ” in the US alone is $2.3trillion as of August 2017.

How much out of the money is in the pockets of the people?

With the opportunity provided by Decenternet, we can make a difference now, through this amazing initiatives, people can determine;

who they should trust;
what and who to be afraid of;
what to believe;
how to interpret events in your life; * how to define a situation or reality itself;
how much freedom they are allowed to experience;
people's “personality;
and essentially we have been handed the very right to decide what is defined as valuable, on a silver platter to third-party organizations. For this reason, we need to awaken our minds to the fact that the ownership of data is actually the ownership of people. He who controls and owns data controls and owns the people.