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Hello Mikko, I do believe the good guys will win one day. However, I am a firm believer that our economic platforms are what drives greed and are what needs to
by FreeWater 8y ago
Hello Mikko,
I do believe the good guys will win one day. However, I am a firm believer that our economic platforms are what drives greed and are what needs to be changed. Currently, in a Capitalistic, Socialistic, or Sharing Economy companies compete to see who can create the cheapest product while selling it at the highest price. However, an interesting process begins after products are made free. Because if we're both distributing free products the next logical step is to offer more value than free. The moment that happens we are now trying to do more for our customer, society, and the environment. I'm sure this sounds crazy, but companies can earn greater profits offering goods and services for free while earning their revenue from other sources. My partners and I will be doing just that as we start with free water that pays you to drink it. But, the water will be more than free because half of our profits will be shared with our members, advertisers and charity. But,the most beautiful part comes next because our future competition will have to offer free water plus 51% profit-sharing. So, if you are concerned about corruption lead by example and begin to create profitable products that you can distribute to your customers for free!
Best Regards,
Josh Cliffords
- mikeisle 8y agoJosh, well said. We are doing exactly that. Our startup Inbot helps businesses grow with trust, and our community of 64,000 members are essentially shareholders in the success they jointly create. I truly hope these new, benevolent models of capitalism will grow and flourish!