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#Developing a bootstrapped open source [[Extreme Enterprise]] that can fund OSE developers | #Developing a bootstrapped open source [[Extreme Enterprise]] that can fund OSE developers | ||
#Create [[Village Campus]]es that focus on R&D for solving pressing world issues | #Create [[Village Campus]]es that focus on R&D for solving pressing world issues | ||
#Starting Extreme Design Incentive Challenges to transform the economy on an industry-by-industry basis | #Starting Extreme Design Incentive Challenges to transform the economy on an industry-by-industry basis, towards open source distributed [[Market Substitution]] | ||
#Starting elementary and high school level OSE Clubs and Coopetitions to provide a solving-pressing-world-issues direction to existing robotics competitions | #Starting elementary and high school level [[OSE Clubs]] and Coopetitions to provide a solving-pressing-world-issues direction to existing robotics competitions | ||
#Starting OSE-based schools via an independent school movement | #Starting OSE-based schools via an independent school movement | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 16 March 2019
OSE is interested in creating the Open Source Economy. This includes a transition of education to applied, interdisciplinary learning, as well as the transition to a peacetime economy. Lifecycle stewardship includes balancing of natural resource use with our natural life support system to establish stable populations and thus avoid a population explosion. Transition of industry to collaborative development can be obtained by selecting individual >$1B industries and converting them to Distributive Enterprise in the form of family enterprise, open source microfactories.
Steps
Some of the steps in this transition include:
- Developing a bootstrapped open source Extreme Enterprise that can fund OSE developers
- Create Village Campuses that focus on R&D for solving pressing world issues
- Starting Extreme Design Incentive Challenges to transform the economy on an industry-by-industry basis, towards open source distributed Market Substitution
- Starting elementary and high school level OSE Clubs and Coopetitions to provide a solving-pressing-world-issues direction to existing robotics competitions
- Starting OSE-based schools via an independent school movement