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Comment #48718164
Sounds very interesting. Is there a link to your thesis?
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Comment #48598458
This room is an example of a public good[0] (something that is non-excludable and consumed in a non-rivalrous way, like a park or like clean air. Contrasted with private goods like…
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Comment #47812843
> In effect, these different cognitive processes together give rise to our self. I think this describes what happens in Simondon’s ‘psychic individuation’.[1] [1] https://epochemag…
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Comment #47738853
“Democranomic is a type of founding game. A founding game is a game where the players play to constitute a real-world event or organization. A democranomic is a type of founding ga…
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Comment #46654801
I realize there's a lot out there on the subject, but do you have any specific reading recommendations summarizing the effect of the US dollar's reserve currency status on middle A…
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Comment #46603117
In addition to local journalism, cooperatives are another way democracy can show up close to home. Combining the two, I believe 404Media.co is effectively a journalist-owned outlet…
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Comment #43455905
I too appreciate the clarity and structure of your writing. And the topics. Non-consensual consent seems to me related to Heidegger’s ‘throwness’, which Google Gemini summarized as…
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Comment #41541946
Found the first few paragraphs an interesting exploration of the concept of “curation”. Also interesting was the concept of a semioscape, and its location within a broader latent s…
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Comment #39619260
> The point about baby-eaters and wasps and starving elephants isn't, just, that Hart's God – the "Three O" (omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent) God – is dead. That's the easy …
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Comment #39132463
I like the idea of ‘individuation’[0] where individual things (rocks, living bodies, minds, societies) come into being from their preindividual environment. As I understand this id…
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Comment #38892386
There is a model of nested dynamic systems called 'panarchy'. > Panarchy is the structure in which systems, including those of nature (e.g., forests) and of humans (e.g., capitalis…
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Comment #38477321
This reminds me of the cybertician Gordon Pask's idea of m-individuals and p-individuals. > A p-individual is a psychological individual and an m-individual is a mechanical individ…
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Comment #33779875
https://playingcards.io/ is a good tabletop simulator for card games. Can make custom decks and use their pre-made widgets.
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Comment #30139300
Can't those who don't have children still influence other's children? Famous childless people include Rosa Parks, Arthur C. Clark, the Dali Lama, Edwin Hubble, Oprah, Angela Merkle…
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Comment #15870197
Interesting quote: """His thinking parallels that of the philosopher Thomas Metzinger, who studies consciousness and artificial intelligence; Metzinger espouses digital anti-natali…
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Comment #15202975
Related to deflation - I believe there are demurage schemes for local currencies where the value of a particular bill lessens over time. It incentivises circulation instead of hoar…
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Comment #13233880
Plenty of companies not using Holocracy have a lack of empathy to their employees as well as overly-bureaucratic processes. What if a company ran itself under a nomic (a game where…
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Comment #12497807
Principia Cybernetica introduced me to pantheism (not really a theism at all). It is wonderful that the internet still allows people to stumble upon things that can positively chan…
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Comment #9993318
I wish there was a community that use the Principia Cybernetica project (PCP) as it's core foundation: "The PCP philosophy, which we call "Metasystem Transition Theory", is systemi…