HIGHER

https://open.substack.com/pub/scttee/p/beyond-roi-stewarding-wealth-for

Imagine a storm rolling in over the Atlantic. A ship, caught in the chaos, sends distress signals as waves batter its hull. The crew scrambles, but there is no lighthouse on the horizon, no guiding light to navigate towards safety.
The shipwreck is the global economy. It has been steered for decades by the singular logic of Return on Investment (ROI), a system designed to extract as much financial value as possible while disregarding long-term stability. The missing lighthouse is a financial system built for resilience, one that understands value as more than just quarterly returns.

Thinking out loud after reading these words by @scttee:

"...treating knowledge-sharing as an essential governance function...models enable semi-autonomous nodes to coordinate, innovate, and align without losing coherence."

Based on this, the most important knowledge that we could share about higher with those want to get stuck in is; who has done what, what has been done, and what is currently being explored.

The trouble perhaps is that we're often working alone or in small groups. This is NOT bad but it is opaque. Wouldn't it be useful if what was happening was mapped on a public ledger? 

It would double as a advertising board for those that have been doing cool shit - it becomes a directory for the people who want to reach the people who did a thing - and a map for those looking to explore the territory and break new ground.

I'm checking out @ottp, other higher nerds are invited to take a look, imagine what might be possible, and to message to chat.

/ottp The protocol for open collaboration :// opentothepublic.org

Fieldnotes from civic life, collective care, and regenerative systems.

Thinking out loud after reading these words by @scttee.eth:

"...treating knowledge-sharing as an essential governance function...models enable semi-autonomous nodes to coordinate, innovate, and align without losing coherence."

Based on this, the most important knowledge that we could share about higher with those want to get stuck in is; who has done what, what has been done, and what is currently being explored.

The trouble perhaps is that we're often working alone or in small groups. This is NOT bad but it is opaque. Wouldn't it be useful if what was happening was mapped on a public ledger? 

It would double as a advertising board for those that have been doing cool shit - it becomes a directory for the people who want to reach the people who did a thing - and a map for those looking to explore the territory and break new ground.

I'm checking out @ottp, other higher nerds are invited to take a look, imagine what might be possible, and to message to chat.