In addition to freedom money and freedom communication, the future sovereign individual will require access to knowledge and information. We’ll need a broad understanding of how power operates, how institutions function, and how they can leverage their own resources to challenge the status quo. Developing expertise in areas such as politics, economics, social psychology, or technology. Individually and collectively we must be able to navigate complex systems, such as legal and regulatory frameworks, to push for change and resist oppression.

While individual sovereignty is an important concept, real change is often the result of collective action and mobilization. Future sovereign individuals must be able to work together to build movements, organize protests, and engage in direct action to challenge oppressive governments and corporations. Lastly we must be able to build networks of trust and solidarity to support each other and share resources, ideas, and strategies for resistance. Nostr is key to this I’d imagine. By cultivating these abilities and resources,genuinely sovereign individuals can become capable of challenging even the most entrenched systems of power and oppression.