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The basic income revolution through P2P technology, deployed at a planetary scale.
Introducing: The incentive-mechanism
Nygren, Johan (2015), How to Create ResilienceThis is a pattern that I’ve been working with that makes up the core of the incentive-based wealth sharing system ‘Resilience’, ¶ Top-producers will ultimately shape what taxRates become successful replicators, and the market of consumer will filter out top-producers that use high taxRates. ¶ Replicators are everywhere in nature. We humans have evolved through multi-level selection. Natural selection is the most common information pattern out there.
Johan NygrenOct 28, 2015
Resilience — a fully voluntary wealth sharing network
Johan Nygren, med.school drop-off, natural born creativeWhat if there’s a revolution looming around the corner, yet to be discovered ? ¶ There are many transformative technologies coming online this year. Vitalik Buterin, the young prodigy who sort of grew up with the Bitcoin technology, has launched the first decentralized computer. Ethereum marks the beginning of a new paradigm. The decentralization singularity, a move towards a new type of internet, the crescendo of the global spring.Johan NygrenAug 10, 2015
The Resilience protocol — on incentives
FAQ: What incentives do businesses have to join ‘Resilience’ ?An available market niche. Co-operative businesses have successfully filled a niche for hundreds of years, and i’ve used co-operatives as an example since my system is similar, but mine is also different. The strong incentive for individuals to join Resilience is that it creates a welfare safety net for that individuals peers. So, the incentive isn’t egoistic, it’s altruistic, knowing that altruistic behavior eventually returns more for the individual.Johan NygrenAug 6, 2015
The wealth sharing network ‘Resilience’
and the behavioural psychology of sharingThe incentives behind the wealth sharing network Resilience is the same as the behavioural psychology underlying the wealth sharing platform Give Directly, a voluntary wealth redistribution platform that recently received $25 million from Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife Cari Tuna. ¶ Basically, people want to share and we like to share. We like to help each other out in times of scarcity, and we feel pain when others are faced with poverty.Johan NygrenAug 16, 2015