Trigs
@trigs
It's like nobody in this thread has heard of the massive public goods ecosystem and all the experimentation going on around this idea of "voluntary taxes". But yes, very promising hypothesis that if we align incentives with transparent systems we can actually create an environment where people enjoy funding things for improving their existence without monetary rewards for doing so.
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BrightFutureGuy 🎩↑Ⓜ️
@bfg
taxes don't need to be voluntary - they just need to be transparent and visibly used to improve something people care about ... and also they should be paid differently by people in different stages of their economic lives and societal hierarchy But it's a big topic with many implications, which boils down to facts that Europe and the US both have politicians with zero vision and zero courage to fight for what's best long term for the nations - "stuff my pockets" or "keep my job" is the mantra - so we need to wait for yet another generation
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matthewb
@matthewb
most of us are well aware, we just consider those experiments largely failures thus far
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kenny 🎩
@kenny
oh I'm aware of the experiments going on in this space, I'm just generally skeptical of most of them because the pooling and deployment of funds tends to be centralized when you boil it down it's what drove me to build my /poidh crowdfunding "open bounty" mechanism, would love to hear your thoughts on it! https://paragraph.com/@poidh/poidh-open-multiplayer-bounties-explained
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