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Discussion Charles Bass et al.: "Exopreneurs are solution-oriented like entrepreneurs, but far more comprehensive While exopreneurs tend to be motivated by the desire to help humanity, we are different from “social entrepreneurs,” who combine commerce and ...
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1. Richard Bartlett: "As I'm using the term in my video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmCOKGGTcfA), Pod's are a small highly-committed group with one set of finances. Income defaults to the collective, with some tolerance for inequal distribution to individuals. This is as opposed to e.g. the Services model, where the books are illegible and the...
Joshua Vial: "After a year of explorations this is what I consider to be the core principles of a Livelihood Pod. 1. Cooperative ownership: Livelihood Pods are cooperatives and follow the 7 cooperative principles 1. Limited size: A Livelihood Pod has an upper limit - we don't know what this should be but somewhere in the 6 - 12 people range. 1. Sco...
Joshua Vial: "There are two models we've seen pods experimenting with Mutual Support and Income Pooling.
Characteristics. Jose Ramos: "I argue there are six trends that potentiate cosmo-localization: emerging global knowledge commons. new technology. the maker movement. urbanization and rise of mega-city regions. distributed energy production and storage. resource scarcity, eco integrity and precarity.
2021年7月2日 · Description. "Technovedanta 2.0 is at the junction where science and technology meet spirit in the light of the “Technological Singularity”. It is written for people with a scientific or philosophical orientation and with an interest in (eastern) spirituality.
Alex Pazaitis is researcher at the Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance, Tallinn University of Technology and core member of P2P Lab. He holds a PhD in Technology Governance and is leading parts of the COSMOLOCALISM and CENTRINNO projects Alex has extensive experience from research and innovation projects and project management
= " Chinese humanism refers to an Asian world view that is largely descended from the teachings of Master K'ung, or Confucius, from about 500 BCE, which emphasizes the inherent goodness of humanity, the value of human life, secular relationships, good
Description. Katharina Pistor: "This Article explores data as a source and, in their processed variant, as a means of governance that will likely replace both markets and the law.
