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October has come quickly, and I will be leaving for Berlin tomorrow to begin production for the Future of Money project together with Gabriel, Patrizia and Jay! The creation of the video will be an evolving process – the narrative and flow will unfold as we conduct interviews and brainstorm visions of the future. We’d like to share some of the themes that have manifested over the course of our research, so you can get an idea of the direction we’re heading and stay up to date on our process. Specific questions will be tailored for each interviewee, but here’s a brief sampling of some overarching themes we plan to cover:
- new forms of peer to peer value exchange
- radical transparency and the networked self
- digital nomadism and the challenge of an aging agile generation
- balance between personal empowerment and collective good
- hyper-efficient resource management and allocation
- rising value of virtual goods and currencies
- contemporary definitions of wealth
Have anything to add? Please post any themes or questions you’d like to see addressed in the film in the comments section below or on Twitter using the hashtag #futureofmoney.
To learn more about the project, or contribute to the cause, click here!
Thanks to everyone for your donations – we’ve raised almost $2,000 to date!
Hi Vanessa,
I’ve been following this project since hearing about it, on twitter. Really exciting! I wonder if there is a way to create a currency or sharing/collaboration system for the project, itself. If you are short on funds, how could you tap into the non-monetary resources of the community?
Have fun in Berlin!
Pete
what kind of sharing/collaboration system?
A question we would like to see looked at:
How do you foresee these emergent forms of exchange managing their interactions with the existing economic structure so that their continuance and expansion is supported?
Great work folks!
that is a good question. what is your opinion?
Bernard Lietaer says that, in the case of B2B mutual credit systems, the key to their gaining a foothold is for governments to accept the credits, as taxes.
http://www.lietaer.com/2010/03/business-solutions/
I hope we get to hear about gift economies and the role of reputation.
reputation and trust will definitely be in there
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