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	[[Wikipedia: Peer-to-peer\|Peer-to-peer(Wikipedia)]]		[[Wikipedia: Peer-to-peer\|Peer-to-peer(Wikipedia)]]
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		+	Supporting the creation of such a system that allows economic activities even
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		+	if there is a war, rather than exporting weapons, and if incorporated into
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		+	even if they can not accept refugees Will it be?

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	The international refugee problem can be said to be created by developed countries.		The international refugee problem can be said to be created by developed countries.
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		+	Rather than exporting arms, there could be good economic activity to help countries in civil war. For example, a photovoltaic device that can be used only at home is useful in civil war countries. In some cases, if you create a deep basement in your home and connect to the Internet in some way, economic activities will not be a problem.
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		+	In such a case, a global electronic money system (eg Bitcoin) would be very useful. お金 You can exchange money if you have an internet connection without going through a bank.
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		+	If the Internet connection is poor or limited in a certain area, the Internet communication method called peer-to-peer is useful.
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		+	Peer to Peer

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	Businesses must continue and truly make buyers happy.		Businesses must continue and truly make buyers happy.
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		+	Businesses that make people happy can sometimes be revolutionary.
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		+	For example, suppose a civil war in Syria, for example, involves a complex hostile combatant entering or born from within. There will be a lot of refugees.
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		+	The world is terrified of the refugee measures that emerge from it, and the presence of terrorists who sneak into refugees. も Europe has been paying the colonial policy of Africa once more than 200 years ago.
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		+	Countries such as Syria, which send refugees, may be victims of developed countries' arms exports.
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		+	Western nations, on the one hand, advocate humanitarianism, and on the other hand, make money in arms exports.
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		+	The international refugee problem can be said to be created by developed countries.

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
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		+	Businesses that enable people around the world to live more and better are the ones we most consider desirable.
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		+	As a business that pursues profit only, for example, arms exports can be considered.
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		+	Businesses have no indicator for distinguishing between justice and injustice.
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		+	But if only sold weapons. Customers will eventually kill each other and eventually no one will be alive.
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		+	After all business does not pursue only short-term profit,
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		+	Businesses must continue and truly make buyers happy.

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== Overview ==