Difference between revisions of "Peer to peer"
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See also [[Complexity economics]]. | See also [[Complexity economics]]. | ||
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| + | =p2p culture= | ||
| + | We believe that [[culture]] is conditioned / shaped by the operating economic model, among other things. In other words, people adopt habits that allow them to efficiently perform within the socioeconomic setting, to satisfy their individual and collective needs. | ||
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| + | Open [[p2p culture]] page. | ||
=Social p2p= | =Social p2p= | ||
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See also [[Peer-to-peer society]] | See also [[Peer-to-peer society]] | ||
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=See also= | =See also= | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 8 June 2026
Also written as p2p.
To be developed...
Principles of p2p
See Github repo for Principles of p2p.
History of p2p
develop...
p2p economy
Open =p2p economy= page.
See also Complexity economics.
p2p culture
We believe that culture is conditioned / shaped by the operating economic model, among other things. In other words, people adopt habits that allow them to efficiently perform within the socioeconomic setting, to satisfy their individual and collective needs.
Open p2p culture page.
Social p2p
Open Social p2p page.
See also Peer-to-peer society