Man I have to do a little research and put out some information about NFTs. I love educational content that raises awareness about the sharing economy. Great work guys! Keep it up. I’ve shared this to my Facebook crowd and I’ll keep spreading the word. Love it
the only salvation for long term sustainability for capitalism is to "immutably link the generation of wealth with the benefit to society". exactly how 'benefit' is defined is fuzzy but ultimately up to the population at large.
@@emmettshort fair point, and every little bit towards charity helps, but I still get strong dystopian vibes from something like a Proof of Good (citizen?) concept. Whether or not it's decentralized. It's all based on judging other people and people judging you. At face value, with an app. (so to speak). Maybe I'll change my mind if I think more about it.
The following scene has been rewritten many times in stories: 😟 "How can I trust you? 🤨 "You can't. Nor should you. Besides, trust isn't reliable. Mutual benefit however, is. Hindusim lens: Positive karma doesn't buy you moksha. Only achieving zero karma does. We've discovered capitalism, so far has the greatest personal liberty potential within a society, but it comes with this laundry list of negatives. Has humanity already achieved the pinnacle of society? Hope not.. The dystopia scenario is visible to me with this in the hands of government. China comes to mind. Since logistics of power to people in government is intangible, it ends up being power to politicians instead. At that point all we have is trust and the ability to vote them out after a term. If we look at the contrast of congressional public approval and incumbent re-election rates, it becomes clear how a single political party can remain in power for centuries. We've been doing the alternative: punishment via regulation. All stick no carrot. Training pets or people, the constructive response to incentives vs penalties is clear. If we strengthened capitalism, with a foundation like ubi, and gave it a true map of success instead of "college, debt, 6 figure income promise 😇, maybe the future of humanity doesn't have to involve trusting bitch McConnell or Fancy Felosi to do what's best for the public.
Thank you for this interview, really enjoyed it!
Man I have to do a little research and put out some information about NFTs. I love educational content that raises awareness about the sharing economy. Great work guys! Keep it up. I’ve shared this to my Facebook crowd and I’ll keep spreading the word.
Love it
Fuck it… let’s save the World 🌎
the only salvation for long term sustainability for capitalism is to "immutably link the generation of wealth with the benefit to society". exactly how 'benefit' is defined is fuzzy but ultimately up to the population at large.
I love this
Haha! I can't believe you went full Nosedive in the first 10 sec of the vid!
This is an odd system, ill check it out
interesting concept, but isn't the point of altruism to do good for it's own sake, not to show off your charity?
And how’s that been working for us? 😅 I think you’ll get a lot more people helping out if it’s mutually beneficial.
@@emmettshort fair point, and every little bit towards charity helps, but I still get strong dystopian vibes from something like a Proof of Good (citizen?) concept. Whether or not it's decentralized. It's all based on judging other people and people judging you. At face value, with an app. (so to speak).
Maybe I'll change my mind if I think more about it.
The following scene has been rewritten many times in stories:
😟 "How can I trust you?
🤨 "You can't. Nor should you. Besides, trust isn't reliable. Mutual benefit however, is.
Hindusim lens: Positive karma doesn't buy you moksha. Only achieving zero karma does.
We've discovered capitalism, so far has the greatest personal liberty potential within a society, but it comes with this laundry list of negatives. Has humanity already achieved the pinnacle of society? Hope not..
The dystopia scenario is visible to me with this in the hands of government. China comes to mind.
Since logistics of power to people in government is intangible, it ends up being power to politicians instead. At that point all we have is trust and the ability to vote them out after a term. If we look at the contrast of congressional public approval and incumbent re-election rates, it becomes clear how a single political party can remain in power for centuries.
We've been doing the alternative: punishment via regulation. All stick no carrot. Training pets or people, the constructive response to incentives vs penalties is clear. If we strengthened capitalism, with a foundation like ubi, and gave it a true map of success instead of "college, debt, 6 figure income promise 😇, maybe the future of humanity doesn't have to involve trusting bitch McConnell or Fancy Felosi to do what's best for the public.
C’mon now… reality meets idealism in the middle. We gotta find a way. This is an opportunity!
@@davinbaker1045 that’s a lot of words
Why don't you quit interfering with other countries? Your interference is catastrophic.