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Marcin: /* OSE Model */

2019-04-16T17:42:16Z

OSE Model

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	=OSE Model=		=OSE Model=
	OSE's model involves the development of a robust distributive enterpirse that can be taught and replicated widely. OSE will thus develop a team of collaborators - OSE Fellows - who pursue making this possible to everyone who chooses to learn and grow. OSE Fellows work on further R&D and create curriculum for rapid learning according to [[OSE Documentation Standards]].		OSE's model involves the development of a robust distributive enterpirse that can be taught and replicated widely. OSE will thus develop a team of collaborators - OSE Fellows - who pursue making this possible to everyone who chooses to learn and grow. OSE Fellows work on further R&D and create curriculum for rapid learning of productivity according to [[OSE Documentation Standards]].

			Once again - we stress material productivity to address the material security of people - which remains an unsolved issue for most of the world population. In other words, slavery and compromise are linked closely to the ability to provide one's needs. This issue has not been solved yet, and it is from our standpoint unconscionable that this issue should be unsolved much longer than a decade.

	To create OSE campuses, OSE Fellows organize, first, a Summer School lasting 3 months. This extends to a full year program as infrastructure is built.		To create OSE campuses, OSE Fellows organize, first, a Summer School lasting 3 months. This extends to a full year program as infrastructure is built.

Marcin: /* Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract */

2019-04-16T17:39:22Z

Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract

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	The logic is simple. With available technology, automation, and AI - it can be trivial to survive and thrive. OSE is dedicated to making this practical for everyone.		The logic is simple. With available technology, automation, and AI - it can be trivial to survive and thrive. OSE is dedicated to making this practical for everyone.

	For the OSE case, that means that as an immediate experiment in the feasibility of the above - we create OSE Campuses with a dedicated mission of taking pressing world issues one by one, in a prioritized order, and solving them. This is unique in that such an effort is not fungible within the 'system'. Incumbents typically do not fund ''the revolution'', so backing must come from the inside. Such is the goal of Extreme Enterprise. In the OSE Campus, Extreme Enterprise is combined with efficiency - for a dollar saved is a dollar earned. By building a closed-loop material cycle economy - the cost of living is reduced significantly, and distractions from ~~doing core work~~ are eliminated.		For the OSE case, that means that as an immediate experiment in the feasibility of the above - we create OSE Campuses with a dedicated mission of taking pressing world issues one by one, in a prioritized order, and solving them. This is unique in that such an effort is not fungible within the 'system'. Incumbents typically do not fund ''the revolution'', so backing must come from the inside. Such is the goal of Extreme Enterprise. In the OSE Campus, Extreme Enterprise is combined with efficiency - for a dollar saved is a dollar earned. By building a closed-loop material cycle economy - the cost of living is reduced significantly, and distractions from pursuing true meaning and purpose are eliminated.

	=OSE Model=		=OSE Model=

Marcin: /* Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract */

2019-04-16T17:38:56Z

Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract

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	The logic is simple. With available technology, automation, and AI - it can be trivial to survive and thrive. OSE is dedicated to making this practical for everyone.		The logic is simple. With available technology, automation, and AI - it can be trivial to survive and thrive. OSE is dedicated to making this practical for everyone.

	For the OSE case, that means that we create OSE Campuses with a dedicated mission of taking pressing world issues one by one, in a prioritized order, and solving them. This is unique in that such an effort is not fungible within the 'system'~~, as inertia makes this difficult in practice~~. ~~Since incumbents~~ typically do not fund ''the revolution'', ~~financial~~ backing must come from the inside. Such is the goal of Extreme Enterprise. In the OSE Campus, Extreme Enterprise is combined with efficiency - for a dollar saved is a dollar earned. By building a closed-loop material cycle economy - the cost of living is reduced significantly, and distractions from doing core work are eliminated.		For the OSE case, that means that as an immediate experiment in the feasibility of the above - we create OSE Campuses with a dedicated mission of taking pressing world issues one by one, in a prioritized order, and solving them. This is unique in that such an effort is not fungible within the 'system'. Incumbents typically do not fund ''the revolution'', so backing must come from the inside. Such is the goal of Extreme Enterprise. In the OSE Campus, Extreme Enterprise is combined with efficiency - for a dollar saved is a dollar earned. By building a closed-loop material cycle economy - the cost of living is reduced significantly, and distractions from doing core work are eliminated.

	=OSE Model=		=OSE Model=

Marcin: /* Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract */

2019-04-16T17:37:08Z

Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract

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	=Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract=		=Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract=

	Since militaries and corporations have too much inertia, it is up to free ~~people~~ to lead the change of transitioning to a peacetime economy. To create a world of self-determination, we must start with people reclaiming their lives. OSE proposes collaborative development of [[Distributive Enterpises]] based on [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - or [[Extreme Enterprise]] - to realize industrial productivity on a small scale that can provide for a thriving lifestyle.		Since militaries and corporations have too much inertia, it is up to free individuals to lead the change of transitioning to a peacetime economy. To create a world of self-determination, we must start with people reclaiming their lives. OSE proposes collaborative development of [[Distributive Enterpises]] based on [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - or [[Extreme Enterprise]] - to realize industrial productivity on a small scale that can provide for a thriving lifestyle.

	Not only this, the OSE promise is that nobody should have to work more than a small fraction of their time to provide their needs. Most time should be liberated so that everyone can pursue their true interests based on a drive for self-determination. This can have a corrective effective on the direction of wealth distribution and environmental stewardship.		Not only this, the OSE promise is that nobody should have to work more than a small fraction of their time to provide their needs. Most time should be liberated so that everyone can pursue their true interests based on a drive for self-determination. This can have a corrective effective on the direction of wealth distribution and environmental stewardship.

Marcin: /* Intro */

2019-04-16T17:34:57Z

Intro

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	From a Western world perspective - $12k is the poverty line [https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/what-is-the-federal-poverty-level-14690998]. That is about $32 in the graph above - which means that the vast majority of people in the world live below the US poverty line. Note that the critique of ''abject poverty'' is that its low $2/day value is very low - it may be useful to question humanity's pride of accomplishment of surpassing that level. $2 per day is absolutely unacceptable. The mere fact that we can talk about $2 per day as the accepted abject poverty line is a ~~shame~~ to the human species.		From a Western world perspective - $12k is the poverty line [https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/what-is-the-federal-poverty-level-14690998]. That is about $32 in the graph above - which means that the vast majority of people in the world live below the US poverty line. Note that the critique of ''abject poverty'' is that its low $2/day value is very low - it may be useful to question humanity's pride of accomplishment of surpassing that level. $2 per day is absolutely unacceptable. The mere fact that we can talk about $2 per day as the accepted abject poverty line is a disgrage to the human species.

	While commerce=war from the standpoint of open collaborative development - actual average military spending is decreasing since the 1960s to a global average of only around 2% of GDP [https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?end=2017&start=1960&view=chart]:		While commerce=war from the standpoint of open collaborative development - actual average military spending is decreasing since the 1960s to a global average of only around 2% of GDP [https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?end=2017&start=1960&view=chart]:

Marcin: /* Intro */

2019-04-16T17:34:23Z

Intro

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	From a Western world perspective - $12k is the poverty line [https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/what-is-the-federal-poverty-level-14690998]. ~~The~~ graph above ~~indicates~~		From a Western world perspective - $12k is the poverty line [https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/what-is-the-federal-poverty-level-14690998]. That is about $32 in the graph above - which means that the vast majority of people in the world live below the US poverty line. Note that the critique of ''abject poverty'' is that its low $2/day value is very low - it may be useful to question humanity's pride of accomplishment of surpassing that level. $2 per day is absolutely unacceptable. The mere fact that we can talk about $2 per day as the accepted abject poverty line is a shame to the human species.

	While commerce=war from the standpoint of open collaborative development - actual average military spending is decreasing since the 1960s to a global average of only around 2% of GDP [https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?end=2017&start=1960&view=chart]:		While commerce=war from the standpoint of open collaborative development - actual average military spending is decreasing since the 1960s to a global average of only around 2% of GDP [https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?end=2017&start=1960&view=chart]:

Marcin: /* Intro */

2019-04-16T17:30:43Z

Intro

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			From a Western world perspective - $12k is the poverty line [https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/what-is-the-federal-poverty-level-14690998]. The graph above indicates

	While commerce=war from the standpoint of open collaborative development - actual average military spending is decreasing since the 1960s to a global average of only around 2% of GDP [https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?end=2017&start=1960&view=chart]:		While commerce=war from the standpoint of open collaborative development - actual average military spending is decreasing since the 1960s to a global average of only around 2% of GDP [https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?end=2017&start=1960&view=chart]:

Marcin: /* Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract */

2019-04-16T17:26:58Z

Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract

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	=Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract=		=Buying Out at the Bottom: the OSE Social Contract=

	Since militaries and corporations have too much inertia, it is up to free people to lead the change of transitioning to a peacetime economy. To create a world of self-determination, we must start with people reclaiming their lives. OSE proposes collaborative development of [[Distributive Enterpises]] based on [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - to realize industrial productivity on a small scale that can provide for a thriving lifestyle.		Since militaries and corporations have too much inertia, it is up to free people to lead the change of transitioning to a peacetime economy. To create a world of self-determination, we must start with people reclaiming their lives. OSE proposes collaborative development of [[Distributive Enterpises]] based on [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - or [[Extreme Enterprise]] - to realize industrial productivity on a small scale that can provide for a thriving lifestyle.

	Not only this, the OSE promise is that nobody should have to work more than a small fraction of their time to provide their needs. Most time should be liberated so that everyone can pursue their true interests based on a drive for self-determination. This can have a corrective effective on the direction of wealth distribution and environmental stewardship.		Not only this, the OSE promise is that nobody should have to work more than a small fraction of their time to provide their needs. Most time should be liberated so that everyone can pursue their true interests based on a drive for self-determination. This can have a corrective effective on the direction of wealth distribution and environmental stewardship.
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	The logic is simple. With available technology, automation, and AI - it can be trivial to survive and thrive. OSE is dedicated to making this practical for everyone.		The logic is simple. With available technology, automation, and AI - it can be trivial to survive and thrive. OSE is dedicated to making this practical for everyone.

			For the OSE case, that means that we create OSE Campuses with a dedicated mission of taking pressing world issues one by one, in a prioritized order, and solving them. This is unique in that such an effort is not fungible within the 'system', as inertia makes this difficult in practice. Since incumbents typically do not fund ''the revolution'', financial backing must come from the inside. Such is the goal of Extreme Enterprise. In the OSE Campus, Extreme Enterprise is combined with efficiency - for a dollar saved is a dollar earned. By building a closed-loop material cycle economy - the cost of living is reduced significantly, and distractions from doing core work are eliminated.

	=OSE Model=		=OSE Model=

Marcin at 17:21, 16 April 2019

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	'''Or is it? NO IT IS NOT.''' While true, the above figure is highly misleading. The real measure of military spending is the USA, which spends more on the military than the next 7 highest countries combined. And Belize, a country without a military, weighs as much as the largest military superpower in the above graph. The military of the USA has been increasing consistently, and shows inertia of the cold war. While Russia collapsed in the 80s, the USA maintained its race - in absence of 'real' enemies:		'''Or is it? NO IT IS NOT.''' While true, the above figure is highly misleading. The real measure of military spending is the USA, which spends more on the military than the next 7 highest countries combined. And Belize, a country without a military, weighs as much as the largest military superpower in the above graph. The military of the USA has been increasing consistently, and shows inertia of the cold war. While Russia collapsed in the 80s, the USA maintained its race - in absence of 'real' enemies:

	[[File:war4.jpg\|~~800px~~]]		[[File:war4.jpg\|600px]]

	SO the facts are - society has not yet evolved to reducing war. There may be less war per capita, but the overall war effort is on the uprise. That is a byproduct of a culture in which open collaboration is secondary to proprietary development - for which reason we emphasize that the cultural shift must start at the level of open source economic development.		SO the facts are - society has not yet evolved to reducing war. There may be less war per capita, but the overall war effort is on the uprise. That is a byproduct of a culture in which open collaboration is secondary to proprietary development - for which reason we emphasize that the cultural shift must start at the level of open source economic development.

Marcin: /* General Concept */

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General Concept

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 The current depression epidemic (1/6 people in the USA get depressed in a debilitating way) indicates that meaning and purpose are lacking in peoples' lives. See [[The Depths]]. New research in mood science indicates that the underlying cause is related to coping - where lack of alignment to one's true interests and meaning in life (as in [[Self-Determination Theory]]) - is an issue for human thriving.
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-SO the facts are - society has not yet evolved to reducing war. There may be less war per capita, but the overall war effort is on the uprise. That is a byproduct of a culture in which open collaboration is secondary to proprietary development - for which reason we emphasize that the cultural shift must start at the level of open source economic development.
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