I own three companies in the United States, each dealing with network  security and space war simulation over distributed network nodes  trademark protected as "Beyond War".  My work focuses on the simulation  of stellar weapons of mass destruction and planetary genocide scenarios  to assert the need for strong action in individual civil rights and  children's rights over government abuse of authority and danger in  future weapon technology by non-state actors.  My work spans 25 years of  registered operation (1991-2017).  The United States has not always  been a strong supporter of my work, and I have spent the last 16 years  dealing with the United States Justice System and State and Federal  legislative and civil courts over matters related to false trial and  suppression of information in criminal activity under color of law to  discredit individuals.

Just wanted to say hello and I am very excited to be a citizen now!

I am a graphic designer/artist and I feel that someone with my skills may be useful.

Much love, Cloudie ~

I am Asgardian from Bangladesh.

Leaders do not create followers, they create more leaders. And to do that, they often need to step back, empower the team, and support them from behind.
"I must walk fast to follow my people, for I am their leader."

That's it.

Thank you.

Tecnico informatico

In sport you win without killing; sport reveals personality. That's why I would like to be an athlete who runs with hope in the heart and dreams in his head. Good life to all the Asgardians.

Nello sport si vince senza uccidere; lo sport rivela la personalità. Ecco perché vorrei essere un atleta che corre con la speranza nel cuore e sogni nella sua testa. Buona vita a tutti gli Asgardiani.

I live in Jai Prakash nagar konch distt. Jalaun U.P. ( India ) . I have accepted the Constitution of asgardia . I want to serve asgardians through a well known asgardians . Asgardia is first space nation . In India it should take a active participation now . Thanks .

Good morning Asgardia,

It will not the first time that I will use Star Trek and its philosophy to explain my idea of Asgardia. For it's future, Asgardia needs money? I have not an answer in this moment but Star Trek give us one.

Manu Saadia,  in his book "Trekonomics", says this: “It’s made clear and emphasized several times in the course of the show that the Federation does not have money. You have Captain Picard saying, ‘We’ve overcome hunger and greed, and we’re no longer interested in the accumulation of things.'

Saadia is fascinated by the idea of a society in which material wealth has become so abundant that possessing it no longer holds any appeal. In such a world the only way to gain status would be by cultivating talent and intellect.

He says: "What really makes sense in the Star Trek universe and Star Trek society is to compete for reputation. What is not abundant in Star Trek’ s universe is the captain’s chair.”

He points to technologies like GPS and the internet as models for how we can set ourselves on the path to a Star Trek future.

“If we decide as a society to make more of these crucial things available to all as public goods, we’re probably going to be well on our way to improving the condition of everybody on Earth,” he says.

In 1941 Asimov published his first story about robots and his great idea and insight was that the robots are not going to be our enemies or our doom as a society, the way robots were usually portrayed, as Frankensteins. The robots will liberate us, and so Asimov was trying to figure out a world where human labor will no longer necessary for survival.

Saadia says, in his book, that is something you see throughout Star Trek , much more so in The Next Generation than in the original series. In The Next Generation you have these incredible machines that will make anything for you on the spot and on demand—the replicators—and in a way the replicator is a metaphor for universal automation the way it is described in Asimov’s robot stories.”

But he also warns that technology alone won’t create a post-scarcity future. If we’re not careful we could end up like the greedy Ferengi , who charge money for the use of their replicators rather than making them available to everyone.

He says: “The Federation's citizens are consistent with the economic circumstances in which they live. Imagine yourself growing up in a society where there is never any want or need or financial insecurity of any sort. You will be a very different person. You will be absolutely uninterested in conspicuous consumption. … You will probably be interested in things of a higher nature—the cultivation of the mind, education, love, art, and discovery. And so these people are very stoic in that sense, because they have no worldly interests that we today could relate to.

So, it's possible this future for Asgardia?