Thanks, of course it's all pretty much up in the air. Curie is part implementation. But of course the implementation wasn't my idea, it was just a process that came out of a new kind of "job" and liberosist pretty much laid out the foundations, and we forged the organization along the way. It's still not in its final state..
Here are some of my writes that relates to the future of work -
- https://steemit.com/steemit/@kevinwong/i-drew-this-back-in-2013-2014
- https://steemit.com/futurology/@kevinwong/the-future-of-work-an-abstract
- https://steemit.com/steemit/@kevinwong/a-casual-analysis-for-steem-speculators
- https://steemit.com/futurology/@kevinwong/a-better-tomorrow-on-blockchains-individuality-and-civilization-part-1-2
- https://steemit.com/steemit/@kevinwong/past-present-and-future-a-personal-roadmap-56k-steem-power-1000-followers-90-blogposts-and-5-pounds-later
Thanks a lot, Kevin... I appreciate the reading list, and will check them out! ;)
Hope they aren't too convoluted. I'm hoping to write more readable stuff in the foreseeable future :)
OK, friend, I'm back... after reading the five articles you recommended. I like your thinking a lot.
First, a simple feedback, particularly on your most recent two articles in the list? (1. and 2.) Have you ever come across this website?:
http://eyewire.org
When I read your description(s) of subdividing tasks into mass collaboration, eyewire immediately came to mind. I think you'll like what they've done and are doing.
Apart from that, all I can say is "I'm on board" with pretty much all your ideas. I'm not quite sure how I may fit in, but I intend to keep my eyes and ears open.
I am very much a "generalist," a big fan of Bucky Fuller, but I also have an arsenal of skills that I continue to add to as time goes on.
Honestly, I think my greatest interest is in the hope of blockchain and distributed organizations and collaboration is the promise that it all seems to hold of increasingly freeing me, along with all other individuals who have become awake to the oppression of "conventional" governments, from the necessity of "doing business" under the Eye of Mordor and from all of the involuntary, violence based "enforcement" of such necessities...
Thanks for sharing your vision in this and other posts. Steem on!