Ecologically and Socially Friendly and Sustainable, Anarchic Civilisation
I found an old screen-capture image I’d taken from Facebook a few years ago, and it inspired me to write this post, which discusses how an alternate economic framework, based on consequences rather than property, would deal with such things as censorship, societal values, and moderation of behaviour.
Continue reading “Social behaviour modification & censorship”
So long as the status quo of capitalism exists, we are stuck with a dilemma:
Continue reading “Proposed Legislation: Pollution vs. Materials Usage”
A common question I am asked is:
how people are rewarded if not by ownership of things?
… but the problem with this question is that it assumes if you don’t actually own something, then you have no certainty of access to it, and thus you haven’t received a reward.
But this is actually just an assumption &/or a failure of imagination. Continue reading “Property vs. non-Property Reward Models”