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'''Contact:''' knuggy AT gmail DOT com
'''Contact:''' knuggy AT gmail DOT com
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=Slogans=
=Slogans=
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=Kitchen=
=Kitchen=
This is my kitchen. This is also your DIY and community kitchen. So you may cook these up when I'm not around or we can make a potluck out of it.  
This is my kitchen. This is your community kitchen. So you may cook these up when I'm not around or we can make a potluck out of it.  


==With every meal==
==With every meal==


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===Discuss perpetually at [http://groups.google.com/group/openmanufacturing Open Manufacturing]===


===Discuss perpetually at [http://groups.google.com/group/openmanufacturing Open Manufacturing]===
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* Simplify production for rapid replication (SPRR)
*Distill discussion and hive off into separate categories at [http://www.appropedia.org/Fab_Focus Fab Focus].
* Check-in: Factor e Farm; Austin Lab
* Discuss automation scenarios on the Abundance list.
**Invite Marshall Brain


==Front Burner==
==Front Burner==
 
*Open Systems Design for Peer Producing Anything [http://www.appropedia.org/Open_Systems_Design_for_Peer_Producing_Anything]
*Develop [http://www.appropedia.org/The_Triple_Alliance The Triple Alliance] : Open Cafe / CSA / Fab  
*[http://www.appropedia.org/The_Triple_Alliance The Triple Alliance] : Open Cafe / CSA / Fab  
*Develop [http://p2pfoundation.net/Open_Source_Market_Economy Open Source Market Economy]
*[http://p2pfoundation.net/Open_Source_Market_Economy Open Source Market Economy]  
*Find people interested in spending a week at Factor e Farm to make stuff.
*Refine Mission Statement / Strategy behind [http://www.appropedia.org/Fab_Focus Fab Focus]  
*Find people/organizations of the open hardware variety.
*Find people/organizations of the open hardware variety.
**Invite into the discussion
**Invite into the discussion
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*Refine Productive Recursion Theory: Common Knowledge Property; Community Property; DIY vs Distributed Production
*Refine Productive Recursion Theory: Common Knowledge Property; Community Property; DIY vs Distributed Production
*Contact MIT Architect & Fab Lab people


==Fridge==
==Fridge==
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**Open Business Plans
**Open Business Plans
**Workflow Models
**Workflow Models
*Contact at least 1000 Intentional Communities by e-mail
 
*Generate and answer FAQ questions
*Write motivational IEET article about Factor e Farm from a "transhumanist" perspective.
*Write to motivationally communicate Factor e for intentional community
*Write to motivationally communicate Factor e for an urbanized audience


=Business Plan=
=Business Plan=
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And sold for a little more.<br>
And sold for a little more.<br>


=Organizer Primers=
=='''Factor e Focus'''==
*Be Open Source with Open Source Ecology, Effortless Economy, and the broader consequences of human occupation on Earth.
*Assist in the construction of viable designs and learn design construction as prototypes are developed.
*Think and apply in terms of "rapid construction," a task-by-task method that constructs useful tools for minimal toil and maximum universal benefit. This may be called "task-by-task knowledge transfer for product construction," or placed another way, "technological transfer acceleration through multimedia," or further reduced to "rapid construction." Before rapid prototyping comes rapid construction. Rapid construction is essential for a technological change that benefits.
*Research methods of documentation for simplified product replication. 
*Through observation: refine and test a theory of collaboration generation based on the fundamental success of open source software: "what helps me helps you"
*Develop "what helps me helps you" so that it may reduce to the greatest extent: universal cost.
*"What helps me helps you" is an expression of the "dual benefit," an emerging shift in the meaning of self interest.
*If it does not feel right, reflect on why. If it does feel right, also reflect.
=='''When we, the Factor e team, are gathered for reflection for fabrication'''==
*Why are we here?
*What are the priorities of the effort, what are we generating here, what are your motivations, and what are your underlying focus-points behind the motivation?
*What would you like to see happen at Factor e farm? What are your goals?
*What intellectual and material resources are to be acquired or fabricated?
*How best can I help to rapidly end the goal so that you may generate another?
*How do the feelings resonate with the thought on the matter and vis versa?
*Weed it out; then; start planting!


=='''During Collaborative Development'''==
===General===
*What human element is needed for the day-to-day ecology function, preexisting and arranged to generate optimum homoeostasis?
*How can the ecology arrangement be revised to best meet our needs and preferences? Factoring: motion as constant.
*What would you like to remain "closed loop" or "statically in motion" so that you may attend to other occupations?
*Details of various foundational recursions are now in a state of contemplation!


[[Category:Planning]] [[Category:Commitments]] [[Category:Collaborators]]
[[Category:Planning]] [[Category:Commitments]] [[Category:Collaborators]]

Revision as of 02:40, 12 June 2009

Hello. I live at Factor e Farm in spirit. Below shows what is on my plate.

Contact: knuggy AT gmail DOT com

Slogans

  • "Autonomy through Communication"
  • "Simplify production for rapid replication (SPRR)"

Kitchen

This is my kitchen. This is your community kitchen. So you may cook these up when I'm not around or we can make a potluck out of it.

With every meal

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Discuss perpetually at Open Manufacturing

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Front Burner

Back Burner

  • Refine Productive Recursion Theory: Common Knowledge Property; Community Property; DIY vs Distributed Production

Fridge

  • Convert Al Sheahen's book to wiki.
  • Develop an organizational practice to develop each GVCS.
    • Open Business Plans
    • Workflow Models


Business Plan

Locate an item that sells high
But is made for cheap
And sold for a little more.

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