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Abundance: The Journal of Post Scarcity Studies Launch Plans
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- About Me:
- Joseph Porter Jackson III is a philosopher and social entrepreneur. A graduate of Harvard College AB (Government 2004) and the London School of Economics Msc (Philosophy of Science 2005), he has been studying Open Source and user innovation as a subset of the emerging political and economic phenomenon of Peer Production (P2P), since the “Napster Revolution” of 2000. Working at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, he analyzed these themes in the context of Digital Media, before moving to Australia as a visiting academic to observe the workings of a non-profit research institute attempting to pioneer Open Source principles in bio-agriculture. He now leads the Network for Open Scientific Innovation, a 501(c)3 organization and distributed think tank with partners in Brazil and Australia, coordinating a variety of research seeking to promote the emergence of Open Source models in the life sciences.
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Good day,
I am RonaId Morris, I saw your profile and I decided to contact you immediately. Can you get back to me on my email (ronmorri01@gmail.com) for full details.
Regards.
However much this might deviate from ones ideological perspectives or the original intention of the game, I believe that this is the intuitive learning of the game.
In constructing a game to illustrate post scarcity thinking, i believe that you should create the intuitive learning that you can earn more money from sharing, thus having a bigger chance of winning. You are probably right abut creating several games. Maybe an initial to illustrate the use of sharing in a limited sense (CC Attribution + Noncommercial + NoDerivs) and later one to illustrate extended modes of sharing.
At the moment I have no idea of how this could be done. Yet i am confident that the answer can be found. Once I have talked to my game designer friend I will post project thread here on the forum.
Today I talked with a board game designer I know about setting up a post scarcity board game. I a couple of weeks we are sitting down and looking further into the possibilities. I saw that you had been thinking about it. If you have some input for the game or the business model,it would be great.
Welcome!