"uploaded UX concept for Federated Decision: http://www.decidenet.net/Model/FederatedDecisionUX"
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Roy Zuniga commented on Roy Zuniga's group 'New Life Roles (aka Life Games)'"Added Federated Decision making to MIX Management Challenge: http://www.managementexchange.com/story/federated-decision-making ;
We'll want to model this in Life Games. "
Jim Zack joined Roy Zuniga's group
New Life Roles (aka Life Games)
New Life Roles is the collaboration site for new life roles and games. We define, organize and rehearse roles and 'rules of engagement' for scenarios that then get played out in person during role play events.See More
Roy Zuniga posted a status"Post on the dynamics of Federated Voting: http://newliferoles.org/2011/07/17/dynamics-of-federated-voting/"
Roy Zuniga posted a status"Decision authority back to The People. It was not practical for people to weigh in on relevant votes. Not so today. http://ning.it/ojtEFu"
Roy Zuniga posted a status"Thoughts on replacing all power hierarchies: http://newliferoles.org/2011/07/14/the-new-decision-power/"
Les Squires left a comment for Roy Zuniga"You're correct, Roy, Transition Snoqualmie Valley is already set up -- http://transitioninaction.com/group/transitionsnoqualmievalley"
David Eggleton commented on Roy Zuniga's blog post 'Regulating Demand'"What I meant by 'who is present' is the living, interdependent people of the locale (an elastic term because of all the varieties of persons and places). I meant the emergent actors in the local economy that is of, by and…"
Roy Zuniga commented on Roy Zuniga's blog post 'Regulating Demand'"No sure what you mean by 'who is present' comment. If permaculture works, then we keep it. I need to get more informed on permaculture, so I can't really say if there's necessary choice, one or the other. I would expect we can do…"
David Eggleton commented on Roy Zuniga's blog post 'Regulating Demand'"One more thing (for now), have you made it clear somewhere that the new economy is both less energy-intensive and an aggregate of primarily local/regional economies substantially defined by what (processes and things) and who is present?…"
Roy Zuniga commented on Roy Zuniga's blog post 'Regulating Demand'"Of course there can be a lag between the demand generated by desire and the availability of the good or service at a 'price' that can be met by the consumer. Sometimes it's a gap that won't be bridged. However the transactions…"
Roy Zuniga commented on Roy Zuniga's blog post 'Regulating Demand'"Hi David,
I'm talking about the demand for goods and services, which presupposes the ability to pay and the desire to get them. Call it a fulfillable request where both buyer and producer can close the transaction. "
David Eggleton commented on Roy Zuniga's blog post 'Regulating Demand'"Roy,
Are you using demand in the technical sense of ability to pay the price or in the common sense of desire?"
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- How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
- I'm in the Transition Snoqualmie Valley steering committee.
Also founded the Community Mythology process (http://mythaware.org, http://duvallcmp.net)
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- alternative economy; role of religion/myth and art
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- I can mentor you in the community mythology process whereby we take control of the myths that program our behavior day to day
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Regulating Demand
Posted on July 9, 2011 at 11:34am 7 Comments 0 Likes
‘Johnny isn’t doing well at school. We should take his lunch as a punishment and give it to someone else, who is overweight but doing well academically. That way Johnny will learn his lesson and get better or just go away. He’s just taking valuable space and not adding any value. Yea, we should starve him so he can’t come to school anymore.’
Thankfully we don’t do that in school. Humane as we are, we try to help the Johnny’s of this world academically, and we try to help the…
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Posted on July 4, 2011 at 6:19pm 25 Comments 1 Like
It's tough to model alternative economic systems on paper or in your head. So the thought is to have a regional Life Games conference where we have people play roles (housewife, farmer, artist, technologist, real estate agent, etc.) in a simulated world with alternate economic rules for a specifc domain. For example, I'd like to model what it would be like if all compensation was in relation to labor, and artifacts are owned but don't cost anything in and of themselves.
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- At 12:55pm on July 14, 2011, Les Squires said…
- You're correct, Roy, Transition Snoqualmie Valley is already set up -- http://transitioninaction.com/group/transitionsnoqualmievalley
- At 4:19pm on July 11, 2011, Les Squires said…
- Welcome Roy,
Great to see your interest in Transition! Welcome to TRANSITION IN ACTION. I see you've already connected with our Washington State group and friended Tom Mazur. Super. I've also requested that we friend.
Click anytime on Transition group members in Washington State to join your neighbors in discussions and events. Click on any person's photo to say Hello. Reinforce the good things they are doing. Mention something that particularly interests you. Ask a question. Start a discussion. Let me know if you would like to be an Admin on this page to help build and maintain your group's portfolio. Have fun!
On the local scene, does Transition Snoqualmie Valley have a Transition-supporting website, or blog, or listserv, or Facebook, or Meetup? If so, it would be spot on for all our members if you would consider including a link in our registry of organizations, localities, companies, products, services, Twitterers, Facebooks, Meetups, etc. supporting Transition and Sustainability. Here's the page to create the link -- http://transitioninaction.com/groups/group/new. I'll be glad to help launch and build your link. Are you interested?
Great photo.
Again, welcome!
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