Peer production and local governance through the Blockchain
Local Ledger - 29th March at Raylab, London with Lara, Lisa, Teresa, Alexei, Pete, Amit, Mikey, Ruth
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Mixed voices
How is reality perceived by groups Step in and out of the picture and then reconfigure the characters Borough states - anarchistic (city state Italy) An indivudal economy going on part of a global super state - looking over the whole planet People are happy - they are in charge of their social economic and political A flourishment of barter economy of emotion, non quantitive currency Distinct and practical - they make a intrinsically motivated to do what they best at Vulnerable people - chronically ill - their needs are addressed by the community We all have individual access to global market and supplies Transcendence supercedes death - into a digital world - ginormous amounts of data collected and stored digital beings - they would need these data banks to be filled with data and constantly growing. coming from our spinal tap Location bound The box - provides communications - with antenna they communicate with each other how do people It's about powering up a very local economy - you help your frail neighbour
Teresa

Wants to know how to move to another village
Amit
how does this disrupt local inequalities and promote local justice Alexie currently provides free computer fixing service - that would otherwise be a perfectly viable business. - it would be possible for local hospital to come to you to address their computer networking needs (though there are questions about qualifications and expertise)
It's tied to locality - to adapt an existing system - like council tax, a monthly charge made to a collective kitty First we need to think about existing services. These books represent a local library (a public services) waste
AMIT says - What is the social function of council tax civic society - in opposition to the state what we are drawing is an ecology of services

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