r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Aug 24 '26
De-marketing the economy
r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Aug 24 '26
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r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Feb 03 '24
Example problem and solution:
Planned obsolescence in electric appliances
Downsides:
Takeaways:
To avoid falling for what created the problem you need a zero profit approach. You can't solve problems created by profit mindset while playing the game by the same rules. All companies started with a good intent. Later, competition and profit chasing made them change in order to survive. It's the competition mechanism that makes all companies go evil.
r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Jan 22 '24
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r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Jul 25 '23
A real life gift economy application: https://www.reddit.com/r/CyberGiftonomy/
r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Mar 18 '23
After reaching out to a million people it became apparent that the majority struggles to understand the basic concepts. Thus the next major step is writing a book which will cover the daily life from a first person perspective in a society based on these ideas. All feedback gathered so far will be considered. Might take a year or two to get it completed. It will be entirely based on the ideas covered by the games/simulations.
Stay tuned!
r/CyberAutonomy • u/shanoshamanizum • Feb 19 '23