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Projects at Aboutus
My basic drive is the idea of a SocialCommonWealth, the convergence of
The heuristics for doing it right, is motivated by the prognosed 200 Million children of the OLPC (OneLapTopPerChild) - project of the MIT.
The futurologist Ray Kurzweil envisions in this new generation the last human generation in history, preparing and merging into the transhuman superorganism, called TheSingularity.
This is the generation, that can "live long enough, to live forever" as Ray Kurzweil formulates it.
To enable as many as possible peers to work for a prospering planet, we need to CreateAndShareWealth to make as many as possible (of us), "financially independent", to prepare the economic infrastructure for living a G WikiWayOfLife.
Methods for CreatingAndSharingWealth
The following proposed methods are a tiny subset of what is possible. Please link to similar approaches, so that we can join and enjoy the synergies, generated by collaboration.
Technology solutions
Extensions of wikis to (financial) transaction oriented systems
Community solutions, based on individual initiatives, inviting collaboration
- DomainsToBeDeveloped Buy develop, sell, rent, share domains, call for partners
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Combining Technology Solution with Community Solution
- Example1: PennyBank.biz offers a credit of 0.80 US$ for a child to buy a top level domain name, together with 10 other children to the same condition, for say for a 5% credit rate per annum. This credit rate can be waived, if the children put on their website a banner ad: "This website was sponsored by the PennyBank.Biz".
- Example2: StenoMotion.com
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Miscellanious
- RiskSharingPassiveReturn may be of interest MartinPfahler
- MathSongs.net transforming Mathematics into an entertaining process by embedding Math stuff in Multimedia and Virtual Reality. (ScienceEdutainment)
Blog
For the mutual benefit of all interaction partners the author blogs some of his contributions to the G SocialCommonWealth.
- LinkBuilding and SocialNetworks --fridemar 10:20, 28 February 2008 (PST)
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