neighbor\hood (govt)
on govern\ment ness – via neighborhood
imagine heavy global light local ness (so many saying this now don’t know who to attribute) – so that the neighborhood listens/knows/plays deeply together. enough. to maintain a commons mentality/actuality/equity.
ie: 2 needs (attachment and authenticity) addressed everyday. be\cause you are there/here/face-to-face/together. with local awareness/community/culture.
then perhaps some city-wide multiple/rotating mayor\ish function (unpanel-style)
emergent/fluid/stigmergic/chaordic/….. antifragile
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some ie’s/initiatives:
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[boston, ma]
dudley street neighborhood initiative (community land et al):
Community land trusts create housing that is permanently affordable. And they also help new city farmers get land.
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[fremantle, w australia]
Shani Graham – hulbert st (ecoburbia):
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[loveland, co]
Channing et al (west indies)neighborhood in our local (loveland) paper (and in a book):
Their block parties now draw 65 to 100 people. Canopies are set up along the street. Neighbors barbecue, play games and watch movies on a big screen.
” I’ve had a lot of friends over when we were having soup nights and it was amazing because they would say, ‘You can do this? I want my neighborhood to be like this. You actually know your neighbors, I don’t even know what they look like,'” said 14-year-old Satori Bahus-Meyer, who attends the evening gathering with her parents, Mary Bahus-Meyer and Channing Meyer.
Goldstein said that she had friends when she lived elsewhere but not like this. “This is so much more involved. It’s that small-town kind of feeling, but it’s safe,” she said. “It’s that feeling that there are so many people that come in and come out of your life but right now, it’s our time to be together.”
The neighbors watch out for each other’s children and house-sit when families are away.
Roger Tropf says it takes him an hour to walk two blocks because he chats along the way.
“It goes back to the ’40s, ’50s where TV wasn’t a place where you sat around all night long playing video games or whatever,” he said. “You walked around the neighborhood. It’s that ’50s feel. We all care about each other, we’re all able to share and help each other.” When he was in the hospital a few years ago, his wife put out an email, and they had neighbors immediately shoveling the sidewalks and driveway.
Mary Bahus-Meyer added that any neighborhood can do this by breaking down boundaries and sharing a bowl of soup.
Stuckey quoted Wirsich Roberts in her book as saying, “Everyone needs support and friendship; everyone. I believe that if everyone had a soup night to go to, there would be no more crime, no more war. I really do believe that.”
on fox news:
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The Providence Journal: A modest proposal for saving America’s cities http://t.co/DyGEjpOUJO
Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/tenygross/status/589773153422966785
Atlanta encourages civic engagement through Neighborhood Planning Units.
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from Steven Johnson’s emergence
p 91
neighborhoods are patterns in time… no one wills them into existence single-handedly; they emerge by a akind of tacit consensus: teh artist go here, teh investment bankers here, mexican-amiercans here, gasy and lesbians here…
well kind of.. sans labels.. rather via curiosities.. via hosting-life-bits et al
neighbor hood govt ness
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A Human-centric Economy – HackMD https://t.co/oKQKltqPWF
(explains the neighborhood system in the holochain ecosystem)
Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/mbauwens/status/1248488183408422912
not human centric .. rather creating/perpetuating tragedy of the non common ness with ie: reputation; validation; .. et al
there’s a nother more humane way.. e: hlb via 2 convers that io dance.. as the day..[aka: not part\ial.. for (blank)’s sake…].. a nother way
bachelard oikos law et al – focus on what is already in us
‘Neighbourhoods’ flips this dynamic on its head. Agent-centric technologies allow communities to validate actions at peoples’ end..t
imagine we let go of ie: validation.. by listening deeper.. to ie: 8b daily curiosities.. because public (no matter how small we think we’re community ing) consensus always oppresses someone(s)
Apps exist to maximise efficiency (or monetary capital), and in doing so they enforce a generic culture upon it’s users, or very little freedom to define their own culture and validation rules.. On the contrary, each Neighbourhood only exists because a specific culture is being amplified, while monetary capital and goods may be generated/exchanged as a function of this culture.. t
imagine amplifying culture of each person..daily.. because what world needs most: the energy of 8b alive people
We achieve this by utilising a Formal Economic Language for Reputation. Think of this as the ‘Yin’ that balances the ‘Yang’ i.e. capitalist systems, that have benefited from a formal economic language for monetary capital over the last 100 year..
again.. creating/perpetuating tragedy of the non common ness with ie: reputation; validation; .. et al
We believe this staking mechanism can trigger ‘contextual network effects’ for reputation, which is critical in building economies based on human potential..In other words, you could say the vault holds a record of wealth in the new economy, since it dictates the flow of capital, content and goods towards and away from you. What you have access to, is a function of your potential..t
reputation; validation; .. et al.. compromise/kill human potential (ie: whales in sea world)
human potential lies more deeply in daily curiosity (curiosity over decision making)
let’s try this flow: 2 convers as infra.. via tech as it could be.. listening to every voice every day and using that data to augment our interconnectedness
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more…
neighborland – sticky notes – i want this in my neighborhood – [one founder in boulder, others in ca?]
neighborhood hotel/uni – [hamburg, germany]
city of neighbors – [baltimore, md]
nextdoor – [building the facebook of neighborhoods]
commons (food, commons transitions, et al)
city sketchup [loveland, co]
baltimore – city of neighborhoods – [elijah, deray (bb if mayors ruled)]
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