Wherein Commons Technology Project returns briefly to pose a distinction between the 𝗟𝗲𝗱𝗴𝗲𝗿 and the 𝙙𝒊𝙨𝒕𝙧𝒊𝙗𝒖𝙩𝒆𝙙 𝙡𝒆𝙙𝒈𝙚𝒓.

“The analysis of the problem and the development of the solution are fused on a horizon of practical action. Pluralism is security.”

'Imagination, which Ursula K. Le Guin described as “an essential tool of the mind, a fundamental way of thinking, an indispensable means of becoming and remaining human,” is important. But so is real-world data. We have to make sure people get paid enough to live. We have to use

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A couple weeks ago we launched an online community forum to connect people, bioregionally and globally, with similar goals for a regenerative future.
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This comes after years of connecting with groups from bioregions all

$REGEN Tokenomics Working Group lead Max Semenchuk reviews Regen Foundation investments in projects via the Community Staking DAO model. 🔍

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You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.

—Buckminster Fuller.

Cottage Core Governance Structures & Roles

In the Cottage Core Economy, several key governance roles work together to ensure the smooth functioning, fairness, and sustainability of the local economic network. These roles are inspired by the rich history of commons management and

Does anybody know of a list or service that compiles upcoming events?
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In particular, I'm hoping to find a comprehensive list of events and conferences related to regeneration, impact, bioregionalism, community development, good urbanism, ReFi, permaculture, network states,

The “Cottage Core” Economy

The cottage core economy is a new way of organizing a local economy within a neighborhood or village. It focuses on people working together to manage and share resources like food, water, and other essentials. The main goal is to create a more

If by security we mean “moat building” - sure.

This is regulatory capture.

Glad to see Grassroots Economics in #4

What's the future for bank-fintech FBO accounts after the Synapse fallout is finished?

for as long as we've had computer-enabled financial services in the United States (c. 1950's) - any efficiency gains of the underlying technology have always benefitted the bank and its shareholders - rarely - if ever, the depositor / customer.

what no one ever answers in these videos is where does this “tremendous wealth” come from if labor is obsolete and people don’t have jobs to pay for “AGI”? where does any income come from for it to be redistributed? what is “GPU capital” in this scenario? please someone explain

not the market or the state, but a common third thing