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The [[Thiel Fellowship]] is an inspiring idea, albeit in the broad sense. it affords further concentration of power, as opposed to its fundamental distribution. A [[Distributive]] version would be accessible, based on a requirement to share knowhow openly. Further, it must be low cost. But is not 'an exclusive Fellowship for the Common Man' as OSE proposes a fundamental contradiction in terms?
The [[Thiel Fellowship]] is an inspiring idea, albeit in the broad sense. it affords further concentration of power, as opposed to its fundamental distribution. A [[Distributive]] version would be accessible, based on a requirement to share knowhow openly. Further, it must be low cost. But is not 'an exclusive Fellowship for the Common Man' as OSE proposes a fundamental contradiction in terms? Let's design this contradiction out.

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The Thiel Fellowship is an inspiring idea, albeit in the broad sense. it affords further concentration of power, as opposed to its fundamental distribution. A Distributive version would be accessible, based on a requirement to share knowhow openly. Further, it must be low cost. But is not 'an exclusive Fellowship for the Common Man' as OSE proposes a fundamental contradiction in terms? Let's design this contradiction out.