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This is the leverage for producing | This is the leverage for producing [[Distributive Enterprise]]. When we say distributive enterprise, we mean the prospect of the [[Economies of Replication]] exceeding the economy of scale (aka [[Distributive Market Substitution]]) to solve the last frontier of economics, namely distribution. Power concentration is currently barreling down the hill as technofeudalism, but humans can choose otherwise. | ||
In the OSE framework, the highest leverage is education, which includes the iconic CAD protocol as a means to putting the design of technology into average people’s hands in order to realize the promise of appropriate technology. Appropriate technology is broadly a technology which puts people as masters of their technology instead of technology running people’s lives. | In the OSE framework, the highest leverage is education, which includes the iconic CAD protocol as a means to putting the design of technology into average people’s hands. This is in order to realize the promise of appropriate technology. Appropriate technology is broadly a technology which puts people as masters of their technology instead of technology running people’s lives with negative consequences. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:07, 27 March 2026
This is the leverage for producing Distributive Enterprise. When we say distributive enterprise, we mean the prospect of the Economies of Replication exceeding the economy of scale (aka Distributive Market Substitution) to solve the last frontier of economics, namely distribution. Power concentration is currently barreling down the hill as technofeudalism, but humans can choose otherwise.
In the OSE framework, the highest leverage is education, which includes the iconic CAD protocol as a means to putting the design of technology into average people’s hands. This is in order to realize the promise of appropriate technology. Appropriate technology is broadly a technology which puts people as masters of their technology instead of technology running people’s lives with negative consequences.