Personal Data Sovereignty Revolution
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Claims personal data is intangible property protected by the US Constitution the UN charter and EU law and values that data at about $2.5 trillion with $250 billion a year in brokerage and an estimated $2,000 lost sales per person per year from platforms. Proposes encrypting all personal records and issuing quantum resistant NFT technology traded on exchanges so owners can choose to monetize or keep private. Cites IBM 1,000 qubit systems and a risk of cracking 99 percent of current cryptography as the rationale. This is a blueprint not an audited deployment.
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