[GiftEconomy] http://endmoney.info/?p=567

[frank bowman]

See http://endmoney.info/?p=567

It is good. Good angle on your statement about exchange and future
obligations Tereza. I like her use of give and take and the four
elements, the four needs.

I think stone age thinking, venus project thinking, small village
thinking, putting community back into society thinking and
Permaculture and nurturing each other the planet and fair share
thinking using human scale best practise and any more projects aimed
at attempts to bring about abundance of an abundant world are
worthwhile. In fact your website altruists is right by being wide
robin. Though free stalls with their community sharing remit, are I
feel the most unseen and of the most major importance of the whole
lot!because the money system can be said to be based on forced
exchange-usury, and simple exchange. And a future gift economy a
future freeconomywill similarly be based on the equivalent most simple
process of a free share process of the share store. Store is a good
name. :)frank

-- 
  It's a revolution. But it's the sort of revolution that no one will
notice. It might get a little shadier, or brighter. Buildings might
function better. You might have less money to earn because your food
is all around you and you don't have any energy costs.  and more
people will be fed, as more land and resources, kept scarce for the
dollar, for the  abundance called glut,  will be shared.