Ecosystems Ideology

I previously made some notes (on the list[1]) about ideologies...

In-order to 'meet' / 'succeed' in delivering its goals; the RWW methodology
seeks to define a 'web standards' solution that is built upon; an ideology
that depends upon some sort of ideological solution,

therein - a few examples (not correct, just as a prompter)
1. a technical only solution.  where there are 'trust' issues, energy is
burnt (ie: proof of work) to deal with it. (EG: something that was
attempted via BitCoin).
2. a global governance framework, where some 'actors' control systems
globally; supporting people around the world.  (ie: similar to what's
seemingly sought to be achieved via major online 'social media' portals)
3. an inter-national solution where jurisdictions link to systemic
solutions that provide 'evidence' for governance. (not sure of a prior
example>?)

How is security of person; achieved, via a solution that seeks to improve
temporal capacities of our (western defined?) infrastructure?

Cheers,

Timothy Holborn
[1] https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rww/