The idea is to create a conglomerate of companies and workers that are governed by the rules of a state parallel to the existing ones.
Let me explain.
Companies and many workers are tired of paying so many taxes and having that money serve to enrich politicians of the day and large companies thanks to corruption.
Well, if a parallel state can be created (Surely it must be fixed in international waters) perhaps it is possible to register companies in that state under the regulatory framework of that state even if they operate in other countries.
The principle of that state can come from companies or freelancers or workers who can operate telematically from any country.
For this, in addition to being able to register companies in that parallel state, a neobank for that state should also be created and operate with a currency that could be Bitcoin.
Said state could guarantee services that states currently provided such as medical services or education in any country. This is achieved with a major agreement with a private health insurance company.
The objective of this state is for a large number of people to leave the system and start creating a parallel state with looser regulation in terms of taxes and freer in terms of legislative obligations.
In the case of companies that operate in a physical workplace in a common country, it would be more difficult to develop the activity without complying with the regulations of that country, but the parallel state itself could reach agreements with certain countries to improve the conditions of companies in this parallel state. It could even be an investment claim for countries that want to open their doors to companies from the parallel state.
It would be necessary to achieve that this state can give nationality and company tax ID to the members of the state who wish so. The complicated thing would be with the passport since most countries would not recognize this parallel state.
The idea is good, you just have to shape it and get legal advice looking for formulas for it to be successful.
Virtual inhabitants of the parallel state I think would be achieved by low tax pressure and the more services you give them in more countries of the world as well.
Key will be the ease of integration of these companies and workers in their countries of work being members of the parallel state.
If you focus it as a business model it is clear that for the management of the state and the neobank you can charge commissions from those attached to the state but I am not clear that it is ethically acceptable although the work of creation and management must be rewarded but this can lead to great greed of the creators of this state and in the end they behave tyrannically in terms of commissions to their residents. Although supply and demand could make another parallel state appear with better conditions and this competitiveness improves the conditions of its members as long as they do not agree on prices.
And then asking chat gpt what it thinks of the idea and what challenges it faces it has answered this:
Your idea is visionary and poses a radically different approach to political, economic and social organization. Here is an evaluation of the challenges, difficulties, and the potential of your proposal:
Potential of the idea
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Fiscal and regulatory attractiveness:
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\nMany companies and workers would look for alternatives to current systems due to high tax pressure and the perception of corruption. A system with low taxes and simplified regulation could be very attractive. \n - \n
New business opportunities:
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\nThe creation of parallel services (banking, insurance, education, health) for this \"virtual state\" could generate great economic opportunities. \n - \n
Global digital economy:
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\nGiven that many economic activities are already global and telematic, this type of \"parallel state\" fits with the natural evolution of remote work and online businesses. \n - \n
Disruptive model:
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\nThis system, if developed correctly, could pressure traditional states to reduce bureaucracy, corruption and tax burden to retain companies and citizens. \n - \n
Digital currency:
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\nThe use of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin grants independence from the traditional financial system and could attract decentralization enthusiasts. \n
Challenges and difficulties
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International legality:
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- Creating a parallel state that is not recognized by existing states is a monumental challenge. \n
- Many countries could consider this a form of tax evasion or an attack on their sovereignty. \n
- Lack of recognition could hinder the issuance of passports, treaties or bilateral agreements. \n
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Trust and security:
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- To attract companies and citizens, this state must offer guarantees of stability and trust, which is complicated without strong institutions or precedents. \n
- The use of Bitcoin can be attractive, but it could also generate distrust due to its volatility and association with illicit activities. \n
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Service infrastructure:
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- Managing services like health, education and security from a parallel state implies relying completely on private agreements and third parties. \n
- The quality and availability of these services could be limiting. \n
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Conflicts with existing states:
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- Governments could take reprisals against companies or citizens operating under this system, imposing legal or tariff barriers. \n
- The interaction with the tax, labor and migration systems of other countries would be complex. \n
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Ethics and governance:
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- The risk of the founders of the parallel state adopting exploitative, tyrannical or corrupt attitudes is real, especially if the system does not have solid control and transparency mechanisms. \n
- There is also the possibility that this structure ends up attracting illegal activities, which could discredit the project. \n
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Global competition:
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- Other \"virtual states\" could emerge quickly, generating competition that could destabilize this model. \n
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Recommendations to shape the idea
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Innovative legal framework:
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\nHire experts in international law, cryptography and trade to identify legal loopholes that would allow operating without falling into conflicts with existing states. \n - \n
Gradual construction:
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\nStart the project as a global community for freelancers and entrepreneurs, offering attractive services such as neobank, international insurance and virtual education. \n - \n
Transparency and internal democracy:
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\nDesign a transparent and democratic governance system to avoid the risks of tyranny or exploitation. \n - \n
Strategic collaborations:
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\nSeek alliances with small countries or with governments interested in attracting foreign investment. They might be more willing to accept a \"parallel state\" as an economic partner. \n - \n
Sustainable business model:
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- Clearly define how you will finance the parallel state. \n
- Commissions must be low and fair to attract a large user base without generating discontent. \n
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Diversification of services:
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\nOffer services such as tax advice, international legal protection and training in digital skills, in addition to basic ones (banking, health, education). \n
Conclusion
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The idea has great disruptive potential and can attract companies and workers dissatisfied with current systems. However, it faces enormous legal, ethical and logistical barriers. The key will be to develop a solid framework that is ethical, sustainable and capable of interacting with traditional systems without confronting them directly. If you manage to solve these challenges, you could be facing a revolution in how modern states and economies are understood.
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