This question concerns institutions - what makes a better institution. Under a hypothetical institution, we examine the marginal function of necessary evils after each additional coordinator is added. When this marginal function curve is smoother, we consider it a better institution; when the curve is extremely steep, we consider it a worse institution. If an institution, when scaled globally, creates too great a burden of necessary evils for humanity, it's a failed institution. Most people w...

The most impressive aspect of the cooperative movement is its coordination system that differs from capitalist characteristics (money, profit, consumption) - a distribution system that emphasizes fairness. Consider these examples:Modern Cooperative ModelsEnspiral splits community service and corporate modules, with both contributing taxes to a collective fund pool, managed through community decision-making.HUMANs operates its own currency network and marketplace, with currency minted based on...

The new generation of crypto-anarchists differs significantly from their predecessors. This difference is evident in their approach: whil...

Future ephemeral urban communities will cyclically transition through three phases: primary phase - secondary phase - tertiary phase - reverting to t...

Last month's most iconic news was Julian Assange's release. Next, we should perform a habitual action and question the whereabouts of the funds. Assa...