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“Patenting will be seen as a limitation of human rights.”
“There are no cheaters ’cause in my system cheating is the most positive activity.” “Faulty residents are charged with negligence and sent to live in ‘financially active’ communities.” “[The will be] a never-ending variety of new richness values that makes the informal economy supremely superior to the current nonsensical cash culture.” These are some quotes of people completing the anonymous KashKlash questionnaire. You can see all the results here. KashKlash (see also here) is a lively public domain platform where you can debate future scenarios for economic and cultural exchange. Beyond today’s financial turmoil, what new systems might appear? Global/local, tangible/intangible, digital/physical? On the KashKlash site, you can explore potential worlds where traditional financial transactions have disappeared, blended, or mutated into unexpected forms. Understand the near future, and help shape it! The questionnaire is still open and it takes five minutes to compile. Please fill it out. And if you are a Facebooker, you can also go here. |
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28 November 2008
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