@Stefan: Why would we need to "make sure" that there are no ulterior motives? We put a system in place that appears to be functioning reasonably well and if ulterior motives appear we change the system. We don't necessarily need to keep systems for 300 years like we did with copyright before we try to change them. But I believe in change and progression. Not in permanence. Sometimes change is fast, sometimes it is less fast, but the future is definitely there and even more so if we want it and make it.
@Stefan: Why would we need to "make sure" that there are no ulterior motives? We put a system in place that appears to be functioning reasonably well and if ulterior motives appear we change the system. We don't necessarily need to keep systems for 300 years like we did with copyright before we try to change them. But I believe in change and progression. Not in permanence. Sometimes change is fast, sometimes it is less fast, but the future is definitely there and even more so if we want it and make it.