Good piece by @robinhanson. For the Ethereum regen/public goods funding community, a key question to ponder is: are we doing a good enough job of making our public goods funding mechanisms replicate the positive parts of capitalism _other_ than "incentives"?

Good piece by @robinhanson. For the Ethereum regen/public goods funding community, a key question to ponder is: are we doing a good enough job of making our public goods funding mechanisms replicate the positive parts of capitalism _other_ than "incentives"?

https://www.overcomingbias.com/p/incentives-are-not-enough

Some of these examples such as "instead pick random juries of voters" as opposed to dao oriented democracy is laughable.  You can look to the supreme court for this style of sortition and see how capricious this is.   

May we focus more on nature and loving our pets than these tyrants in sheep's clothing.

-Kabochan