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=Collaborative Universal Basic Assets Association= | =Collaborative Universal Basic Assets Association= | ||
*Potential legal form - [https://chatgpt.com/c/6855ec3e-8e90-8010-847e-cb6ea1cbdd78] | *Potential legal form - [https://chatgpt.com/c/6855ec3e-8e90-8010-847e-cb6ea1cbdd78] | ||
**Probably any form will do. It depends on how it's structured. Parasitism advantage exists in nonprofits. Coops would require [[Heavyweight Product Management]] for alignment, but can transcend this with high [[Collaborative Literacy]]. | |||
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*Legal form is a nonprofit education org | *Legal form is a nonprofit education org | ||
*Diverse groups invest in Universal Basic Assets Infrastructure | *Diverse groups invest in Universal Basic Assets Infrastructure | ||
*CEB - $5k materials, built in a workshop over 3 days. | *CEB example - $5k materials, built in a workshop over 3 days. | ||
*Different levels of involvement | |||
**Sweat equity - you help others, no responsibility | |||
**You buy in - service fee, no responsibility | |||
**Agency stake - requires responsibility | |||
*Workshop pays for itself as a Universal Basics Assets production capacity | *Workshop pays for itself as a Universal Basics Assets production capacity | ||
**Combine core community, and external education function | |||
**Communities can apply. Minimum of 18 members for 3 days. | |||
*We invest in infrastructure and knowhow | *We invest in infrastructure and knowhow | ||
*Participants outside of OSE must have skill set | *Participants outside of OSE must have skill set | ||
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*Software warns about any missing machines. Machine has self-monitoring for integrity, service required, etc. - with sensors and humans collaborating in a digital equipment pool. | *Software warns about any missing machines. Machine has self-monitoring for integrity, service required, etc. - with sensors and humans collaborating in a digital equipment pool. | ||
*Productive value is about $2M per machine | *Productive value is about $2M per machine | ||
Latest revision as of 23:35, 20 June 2025
Collaborative Universal Basic Assets Association
- Potential legal form - [1]
- Probably any form will do. It depends on how it's structured. Parasitism advantage exists in nonprofits. Coops would require Heavyweight Product Management for alignment, but can transcend this with high Collaborative Literacy.
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- Legal form is a nonprofit education org
- Diverse groups invest in Universal Basic Assets Infrastructure
- CEB example - $5k materials, built in a workshop over 3 days.
- Different levels of involvement
- Sweat equity - you help others, no responsibility
- You buy in - service fee, no responsibility
- Agency stake - requires responsibility
- Workshop pays for itself as a Universal Basics Assets production capacity
- Combine core community, and external education function
- Communities can apply. Minimum of 18 members for 3 days.
- We invest in infrastructure and knowhow
- Participants outside of OSE must have skill set
- Controller
- Hydraulics
- Mechanics
- Machining
- Usufruct benefit model - all parties involved have
- Machine has GPS locator for tracking.
- Software warns about any missing machines. Machine has self-monitoring for integrity, service required, etc. - with sensors and humans collaborating in a digital equipment pool.
- Productive value is about $2M per machine