Syndicate

In 1929, just 13% of rural homes had electricity. By 1944, it was 94%. 

How? "Electric cooperatives" owned the infrastructure they built.

But today, blockchains with programmable sequencers can make any piece of infrastructure community owned and controlled.

Sharing Club Case Studies

I wrote brief case studies* of organizations relevant for designing economic mechanisms around ownership of decentralized infrastructure.

The first published today relates to how cooperatives oversaw the roll out of electricity to rural areas in the US.

*The case studies are brief, so if you're interested in one, be sure to follow the footnotes for more in-depth learning.

tokyo - kyoto - (osaka) - (kobe) - naoshima island for art and architecture

if u want outdoors - kanazawa has a beautiful museum and can be combined with takayama; or yakushima for some forest spirits

everybody wants their own knowledge organization system

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