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Validation of the value or integrity of something by an active means, without a presumed infinite lifetime - where infinite lifetime is common of money or other social contracts. Permanence is not always good | Validation of the value or integrity of something by an active means, without a presumed infinite lifetime - where infinite lifetime is common of money or other social contracts. Permanence is not always good. OSE envisions a world which includes both permanence and impermanence. | ||
OSE proposes that [[Global Steward]] characteristics are important to fulfill the validator role. | |||
Latest revision as of 04:05, 27 May 2024
Validation of the value or integrity of something by an active means, without a presumed infinite lifetime - where infinite lifetime is common of money or other social contracts. Permanence is not always good. OSE envisions a world which includes both permanence and impermanence.
OSE proposes that Global Steward characteristics are important to fulfill the validator role.