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My idea isn't so much to propose a single solution to the worlds economic problems, but instead to ask: what else might digital currencies do? I don't know of anything else being proposed that works in a nonlinear way, and I don&#
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Efficiency isn't some absolute value. Efficiency is always relative to the goals we have.
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In the transactions I describe, inhibition is a two-sided transaction, meaning it requires approval from both parties. Presumably parties won't enter into such transactions without good reason for consent.
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Thanks! Fixed.
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Traditional money makes certain features of the economic system tractable, but it masks other important relationships that constraint its behavior. The question isn't whether or not the the transactions should be shaped by feedback fro
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Users cannot engage in transactions with themselves. Updated the doc to reflect this.
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Strangecoin: a proposal for a nonlinear currency
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A field guide from the present on organisms of the future
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Project Tango, *coins, and the Attention Economy
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Gaming communities as educational communities
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The lazy animism in Ehrenreich's defense of agency
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Welcome to the #attentioneconomy
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There will be no "oh shit" moment, Matthew.
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Turing's test is about machine participation
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The "dual natures" theory of artifacts
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Jay Gordon defends Chomsky's view more thoroughly against my criticism here: https://plus.google.com/110181959253415840755/posts/7y2s5e9S... I also leave some responses on that post.
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Thanks, I appreciate it!
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Fair play for machines: Chomsky's misreading of Turing, and why it matters
(digitalinterface.blogspot.com)
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A world run by software
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Tolerating extreme positions
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Steering the crowd: Jon Kleinberg's HCOMP '13 keynote
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What is a computer?
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The virtues of extremism
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Three rules for organizing under an attention economy
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Planning for the opportunists
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The economy is a computer
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Jason Silva banned me from his G+ stream
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I left the following comment in a reddit thread: Hi Thorse! I'm one of the developers for Swarm. You comments are well taken, and deserve a response. Our strategy for collecting and presenting data about collective action abstracts awa
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Ants are a great example of a self-organized complex system. They've figured out sustainable solutions to a lot of common collective action problems that all social organisms have to deal with, including humans: the division of labor,
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Our app is based in research we've published, which we've made available here: http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.6376 We're also actively seeking developers and game designers for the project, and we're acc
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