- From: Patrick Anderson <agnucius@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2013 09:36:14 -0600
- To: hellekin <hellekin@cepheide.org>
- Cc: public-community-io <public-community-io@w3.org>
> recognize greed as what it is: a mental disorder. We can look at greed as an 'accidental' optimization - just like the "greedy algorithm" of computer science. Many (maybe most) humans are confused into believing the best they can do is to hoard all resources for themselves because it is difficult to envision the overwhelming abundance we could achieve by working together. But the specifics of "working together" are as difficult a problem as the scheduling algorithms in a computer Operating System kernel. We cannot just assume people will work together without some guidelines to keep them from once again accidentally (or maliciously) choosing the more simple "greedy algorithm". There *really is* a way to do this without token-passing. I have uncovered part of the pieces required to achieve the efficiency of scale and specialization the regular market enjoys while retaining all value within the system *without* the need to pass tokens (no need for any kind of currency) within that system - though we will need to use plain-old-money transitionally, as we buy the land and water-rights and plants and animals and tools to begin. Whenever I try to relay this information I am told it is outside the scope of this discussion or that it is just the same as any other cooperative model (which it most definitely is not). Sincerely, Patrick Anderson http://ImputedProduction.BlogSpot.com
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