Building The Second Realm #10: Proxy Merchants – Facilitating Interaction Between The Two Realms

Back in the 1960s, Rayo came up with the concept of import-export, a form of one-directional isolation wherein a vonuan can maintain access to the servile society’s open-but-not-free trading centers while denying them access to a vonuan’s home base. Reason being, an alternative economy did not yet exist, and therefore, a lot of necessary products and services were not available in the Second Realm. New to vonu/Rayo? START HERE! Proponents of Second Realms also saw this as being an issue and came up with a similar solution in how to facilitate said interaction with the First Realm: a proxy merchant, or an individual/entrepreneur specialized in trade and interaction between the realms. So, what sort of occupations for proxy merchants exist now? In the future? Why is the role of a proxy merchant necessary? And also, what are the significant differences between proxy merchants and Rayo’s concept of import-export? In this episode of Liberty Under Attack Radio, I cover that and more. Please enjoy this conversation, share the podcast around, and consider financially supporting the podcast–we need YOUR help to keep this going. You can become a patron on Patreon for exclusive content by clicking the image below. You can also donate crypto-currencies by clicking here. Show Notes: Second Realm: Book on Strategy A Servile Society: The Value of Import-Export (Article by Kyle Rearden) The post Building The Second Realm #10: Proxy Merchants – Facilitating Interaction Between The Two Realms appeared first on Liberty Under Attack Publications.