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by skilesare 11y ago
>Information asymmetry. How do I know who will be a polluter, a murderer, an immoral person, or a criminal in the future. You're creating friction rather than reducing inefficiency. Exactly! You don't know. But you don't
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by skilesare 11y ago
> Except it's not hoarded, it's reinvested. The consumption of created value is deferred while accruing interest at a market rate. This interest rate is an important signal to the greater economy weather to start long-term proj
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by skilesare 11y ago
>Whether inequality is morally/ethically good, bad, or neutral is a normative judgement; which is to say that envy is viewpoint-dependent, not an objective truth which must be minimized for any obvious reason. How can you criticize
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by skilesare 11y ago
I've read this and follow the guy on facebook. It is a bit over-spiritual for my tastes but he points out some good points along the way. It has been a while, but ultimately I felt like he ignored some of the reality of 'very ba
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by skilesare 11y ago
Any idea on where one can find the whole corpus of what Nash put together? I've seen the paper and the youtube, but that is most of what I can find.
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by skilesare 11y ago
I have a lot to say on this subject, and much of it disagrees with Nash. This is a tough thing to do because the man was a giant. Anyway, here it goes: He makes a bad assumption at the very beginning by assuming that 'good money&#x27
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by skilesare 11y ago
Have you ever considered flipping your idea on its head? Instead of tying the value of money to what happened in the past, tie it to what may happen in the future. If I have the choice today to spend a dollar with a polluter vs a non-poll
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by skilesare 11y ago
Interesting. This seems like more of a support structure for direct democracy then a final solution.
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by skilesare 11y ago
His nature of order is an amazing read as well: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?_encoding=UTF8&camp=... Reading this besides something like Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a good exercise in se
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by skilesare 11y ago
Go Larry. I think this helps keep campaign finance at the forfront of the dem debates and that helps Bernie.
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by skilesare 11y ago
His most recent and probably more important work on the Nature of Order: http://www.amazon.com/Nature-Order-Phenomenon-Environmental-...
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by skilesare 11y ago
There is breathing going on here so is there any chance that the breathing out could help recharge the battery in a similar way that a hybrid car charges your battery when you brake? I also don't think it is 'disposable'. I
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by skilesare 11y ago
The Nature of Order - Chris Alexander. Full Stop.
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Catallax: 0 Interest, 0 Transaction fee credit card(catallax.info)
1 points by skilesare 11y ago|0 comments
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A published model of hypercapitalism – real code on runnable.com(hypercapital.info)
1 points by skilesare 12y ago|0 comments
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by skilesare 12y ago
I was hoping that was what that meant!
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by skilesare 12y ago
http://www.hypercapital.info/ - No demo and its a long shot, but you never know.
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by skilesare 12y ago
Haven't heard anything.
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by skilesare 12y ago
I wrote the article and would love feedback.
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Hypercapitalism: What you think about money is wrong*(hypercapital.info)
4 points by skilesare 12y ago|1 comments
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by skilesare 12y ago
This isn't a terrible idea if we can attach some wisdom of the crowds and human intelligence to reduce the randomness. It is what I'm trying to do at http://hypercapital.info
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Hypercapitalism: Information Theory and Bayes(hypercapital.info)
1 points by skilesare 12y ago|0 comments
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by skilesare 12y ago
Deflation of some things (like common inputs to creative endeavours) will increase our general ability to create little monopolies where we have much better pricing power. For example, every time we cut the price of a 3D printer in half we
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by skilesare 12y ago
Yes. Yes. Yes! I've read the first 5 paragraphs of this and I'm pretty sure I've found my kindred spirit. Anyone know the best way to contact this guy?
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by skilesare 12y ago
I just kicked off a kickstarter to try to builds some experiments to deal with a lot of these issues. So far I'm not hopeful that there is enough interest in looking at these things differently to get it funded, but I'm going to b
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by skilesare 12y ago
I spoke at the Texas Bitcoin Conference Yesterday: https://t.co/6ddOuZO4Mo (hopefully there will be a professionally shot version out later this week...I start a few minutes in). I also launched this kickstarter. Would lov
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Kickstarter: Hypercapital Experiment: Testnet Apis(kickstarter.com)
2 points by skilesare 12y ago|1 comments
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by skilesare 12y ago
We will have to see. It is a theory and I'm hoping to build some real world and computer model experiments. A lot of my ideas of what would be good to do are based on Chris Alexander's idea of wholeness in which we actually have
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by skilesare 12y ago
1. There is a difference between the unit of a dollar and a value of a dollar. I think we need to degrade the units. Re:Inflation, it would be better to control this then to just let inflation take it's course. 0% inflation is the t
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by skilesare 12y ago
Great questions! I'm not sure interest is immoral really. I just think it make more sense for it to be low. In the specific instance of a first time home buyer, this person is typically young and has a lot of earning ahead of them.

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