Distribution - Revision history

TiberiusB at 19:34, 19 April 2026

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Non-market distribution

TiberiusB: /* Non-market distribution */

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Non-market distribution

TiberiusB: /* Non-market distribution */

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Non-market distribution

TiberiusB: /* Ex. Sharing Economy */

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Ex. Sharing Economy

TiberiusB: /* Ex. Gift Economy */

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Ex. Gift Economy

TiberiusB: /* Ex. Benefit redistribution based on merit */

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Ex. Benefit redistribution based on merit

TiberiusB: /* Authority Ranking */

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Authority Ranking

TiberiusB: /* According to Fiske */

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According to Fiske

TiberiusB at 03:34, 9 May 2024

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 [[Stigmergy]] in gregarious beings is efficient coordination and organization without the need for direct communication. This indirect form of communication allows individuals to respond to changes in their environment and the actions of others, leading to emergent collective behaviors. Stigmergy facilitates efficient, decentralized coordination and organization in gregarious beings, enabling them to achieve collective goals that would be difficult or impossible to accomplish through centralized control or direct communication alone. There are various advantages:
-* Efficient Task Allocation based on the cues left by others. For instance, in ant colonies, pheromone trails left by foragers guide others to food sources, optimizing resource gathering without the need for explicit instruction.
+* Efficient Task [[Allocation]] based on the cues left by others. For instance, in ant colonies, pheromone trails left by foragers guide others to food sources, optimizing resource gathering without the need for explicit instruction.
 * Self-Organization: Through stigmergic interactions, complex structures and behaviors emerge without centralized control. For example, termite colonies build intricate nests by responding to local cues such as the presence of building materials or the layout of existing structures.
 * Adaptability: Stigmergy allows for flexible responses to changing environmental conditions. Individuals can adjust their behaviors based on the cues left by others, facilitating rapid adaptation to new challenges or opportunities.
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 =Non-market distribution=
-Non-market distribution refers to the allocation and flows of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility.
+Non-market distribution refers to the [[allocation]] and flows of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility.

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 =Non-market distribution=
 Non-market distribution refers to the allocation and flows of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility.
 =Airdrops=

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 =Non-market distribution=
-Non-market distribution refers to the allocation and flows of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility. Here are some categories and examples of non-market distribution of goods:
+Non-market distribution refers to the allocation and flows of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility.
 =Airdrops=

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 =Non-market distribution=
-Non-market distribution refers to the allocation and exchange of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility. Here are some categories and examples of non-market distribution of goods:
+Non-market distribution refers to the allocation and flows of goods and services through means other than traditional market transactions involving monetary payment. These methods are often used to distribute goods and services based on principles such as need, equity, or social responsibility. Here are some categories and examples of non-market distribution of goods:
 =Airdrops=

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 ===Ex. Sharing Economy===
-The sharing economy involves individuals sharing access to resources, goods, or services, often facilitated by technology platforms.
+The [[sharing economy]] involves individuals sharing access to [[resources]], goods, or services, often facilitated by technology platforms.
 Examples:

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 ===Ex. Gift Economy===
-Description: In a gift economy, goods and services are given freely without an explicit exchange of value or expectation of reciprocation.
+Description: In a gift economy, goods and services are given freely without an explicit exchange or expectation of reciprocation.
 Examples:

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 ===Ex. Benefit redistribution based on merit===
-'''Meritocratic selection''' is how [[Sensorica]] operates with [[ventures]] that use [[money]] as rewards. See more on [[Benefit redistribution algorithm]].
+'''Meritocratic selection''' is how [[ventures]] within the [[Sensorica]] OVN operate. See more on [[Benefit redistribution algorithm]].
 ==Equality Ranking==

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 ==Authority Ranking==
-Authority Ranking is the mechanism for allocating according to status, either by birth as in the feudal mode, or through meritocratic selection. Authority Ranking emerges as organisms cope with loss of shared attention: Whose breach of shared attention is most important to follow? (This is why Authority Ranking carries forward temporal precedence; there is a serial ordering of events.)
+Authority Ranking is the mechanism for allocating according to status, either by birth as in the feudal mode, or through ''meritocratic selection''. Authority Ranking emerges as organisms cope with loss of shared attention: Whose breach of shared attention is most important to follow? (This is why Authority Ranking carries forward temporal precedence; there is a serial ordering of events.)
 ===Ex. Benefit redistribution based on merit===
-This is how [[Sensorica]] operates with [[ventures]] that use [[money]] as rewards. See more on [[Benefit redistribution algorithm]].
+'''Meritocratic selection''' is how [[Sensorica]] operates with [[ventures]] that use [[money]] as rewards. See more on [[Benefit redistribution algorithm]].
 ==Equality Ranking==

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	A flow of [[valuables]] through society.		A flow of [[valuables]] through society.
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		+	=Some fundamentals=
		+	Distribution is about the flow of [[valuables]] in society. Our concern is fair distribution. By fair distribution we mean a distribution that is sustainable and ethical. A fair distribution system is a complex system, not a one-fits-all solution, like it is proposed by capitalism, which overemphasizes on the market, or like communism, which overemphasizes on planning and state decisions.
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		+	To understand distribution one needs to understand [[value]], which moves people towards [[valuables]], i.e. makes one want something. We also need to understand [[property]], which is a set of rights and obligations associated with [[valuables]] to secure their use. A fair distribution system must recognize that all forms of [[property]] are important, in context. Also, it must recognize various valuation schemes, which are deeply related to culture and other social parameters.
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	=According to Fiske=		=According to Fiske=

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	=According to Fiske=		=According to Fiske=