Hal2002Mon, Feb 2, 2009 That's a great chapter.."The 14 Link: Network Economy". Thanks for that Mauro and LED, thanks for posting this topic.
That chapter closes by saying: "The challenge is for economic and network research alike to put these laws [universal laws that govern nature's webs] into practice. To that end, playing a game can teach more about these laws and help tease out the "way' aka. Tao pronounced DOW, before we begin "putting" dollars or "shorting" our existing systems. There is a description of a game I am envisioning called "Yenom Wen" (pdf at http://groups.google.com/group/fifth-dimension-fridays ) .
The objective is to manage your life and environment with a monetary system based on ecological principles, as we use energy and focus to step off the corporate ladder and begin "net" working. Idealistic maybe, but hope is in the "I" of the beholder, and facts often get out of the "way".
Feel free to develop, adapt and share this game. I'm interested in feedback and even playing sometime soon.
That's a great chapter.."The 14 Link: Network Economy". Thanks for that Mauro and LED, thanks for posting this topic.
That chapter closes by saying: "The challenge is for economic and network research alike to put these laws [universal laws that govern nature's webs] into practice. To that end, playing a game can teach more about these laws and help tease out the "way' aka. Tao pronounced DOW, before we begin "putting" dollars or "shorting" our existing systems. There is a description of a game I am envisioning called "Yenom Wen" (pdf at http://groups.google.com/group/fifth-dimension-fridays ) .
The objective is to manage your life and environment with a monetary system based on ecological principles, as we use energy and focus to step off the corporate ladder and begin "net" working. Idealistic maybe, but hope is in the "I" of the beholder, and facts often get out of the "way".
Feel free to develop, adapt and share this game. I'm interested in feedback and even playing sometime soon.