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=Tracks= | =Tracks= | ||
==1 Year R&D&C of Related Product== | ==1 Year R&D&C of Related Product== | ||
*Organized as an immersion education operation focusing on | *Organized as an immersion education operation focusing on delivering open source blueprints for civilization surrounding the $11T value proposition within the product ecologies of the [[Global Village Construction Set]] | ||
*We are building a campus, to be replicated. The campus proper is the seed, with the boundary of campus operations being education, open source R&D&C, etc. | |||
*Stipend based on50/50 net revenue share of production (homes, FBCCs - any product for which direct sweat equity occurs outside of sit-on-ass equity. after all-in costs (land, legal, materials, machines, tools, etc). | *Stipend based on50/50 net revenue share of production (homes, FBCCs - any product for which direct sweat equity occurs outside of sit-on-ass equity. after all-in costs (land, legal, materials, machines, tools, etc). | ||
*Participation in revenue shared is based only on tangible hardware (machines, homes, food products, fuel, materials, etc) | *Participation in revenue shared is based only on tangible hardware (machines, homes, food products, fuel, materials, etc) | ||
*For materials production, value redemption occurs at point of sale of house, and accounting considers all costs of current investment | *For materials production, value redemption occurs at point of sale of house, and accounting considers all costs of current investment | ||
*Existing infrastructure is not counted as costs, but depreciation is (for example, if we pay for any machine repairs, etc) | *Existing infrastructure is not counted as costs, but depreciation is (for example, if we pay for any machine repairs, etc) | ||
*OSE pays local and federal Taxes, internet infrastructure, water, waste management, etc | OSE 50% share goes to (nominal $300k/year at startup): | ||
*OSE pays local and federal Taxes, internet infrastructure, water, waste management, etc - all site operations costs from its share. | |||
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Apprentice 50% share (nominally $300k/year) or | |||
=Links= | =Links= | ||
*2025 - [[Irresistible Offer]] | *2025 - [[Irresistible Offer]] | ||
Revision as of 17:38, 18 December 2025
Tracks
1 Year R&D&C of Related Product
- Organized as an immersion education operation focusing on delivering open source blueprints for civilization surrounding the $11T value proposition within the product ecologies of the Global Village Construction Set
- We are building a campus, to be replicated. The campus proper is the seed, with the boundary of campus operations being education, open source R&D&C, etc.
- Stipend based on50/50 net revenue share of production (homes, FBCCs - any product for which direct sweat equity occurs outside of sit-on-ass equity. after all-in costs (land, legal, materials, machines, tools, etc).
- Participation in revenue shared is based only on tangible hardware (machines, homes, food products, fuel, materials, etc)
- For materials production, value redemption occurs at point of sale of house, and accounting considers all costs of current investment
- Existing infrastructure is not counted as costs, but depreciation is (for example, if we pay for any machine repairs, etc)
OSE 50% share goes to (nominal $300k/year at startup):
- OSE pays local and federal Taxes, internet infrastructure, water, waste management, etc - all site operations costs from its share.
Apprentice 50% share (nominally $300k/year) or
Links
- 2025 - Irresistible Offer