Category: Society
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Fair Finance for Real Freedom: A Two-Tiered Economic System
Discover a bold solution to inequality and inflation. Explore how a two-tiered financial system can ensure fair access to essentials, curb speculation, and build a sustainable future.
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True Markets: Contemporary Economics
In this essay, I aim to explore a few key points. First, the era of “bigger is more efficient” has long passed. Small, dynamic organizations are now far more efficient and practical. Gatekeeping, a legacy of large corporations, is holding us back. We need our governments to stop protecting assets from us and instead focus…
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The things we make
I am breathless I cannot breathe I am legless without a drop to drink I am armless although I have wielded arms I am heartless I am heartless I am heartless But still sad I was so close to absolute power Then a new rival arrived on…
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Inflation . What is it?
Inflation is a tool of the capitalist. Or just a random thing that happens in a complex system of interacting…h.hh.t.yt,6u
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Should we be afraid of AI?
Accept that the AI made in our image could be conscious or accept that consciousness is something non-physical. Or at least requires squishiness.
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The problem with staking in the decentralised world
The decentralised/blockchain community holds independence, freedom and a lack of hierarchy as a core ideal, however they are using a flawed method from game theory that will do the opposite of their intentions. Staking Staking is everywhere in the new decentralised economy. Whether it be Proof-of-Stake to determine who gets to verify a transaction –…
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Decentralised UBI with stable coin and uses – DemoKratia
Integrated decentralised Guaranteed Income (GI) of 30k (K30,000), with a full-Ampleforth scaled stable coin, face recognition based verification of unique identity + Idena (flip tests) sweep to weed out fake accounts. Demurrage and flow siphon (transaction tax) to control inflation. Automated self-lending (DeFi) service, coin/token/fiat exchange, pay per use social media. And social money for…
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Suburbia – an odd thing to choose
Suburbia – An odd thing to choose “The cities will be part of the country; I shall live 30 miles from my office in one direction, under a pine tree; my secretary will live 30 miles away from it too, in the other direction, under another pine tree. We shall both have our own car. …
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Lender-less borrowing – the end of banks
There is no reason to have a lender when you borrow money, you can just borrow from yourself at zero interest. How is this possible? Our view of money and debt has changed significantly in the last 12 years since the GFC. We used to think banks took our deposits of government printed cash and…
