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The For_Product Model

Local Value Capture

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A Problem

Most people spend most of their money on rent.

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A Solution

Rent is zero when homes are occupier owned.

We help people own land to avoid paying rent.

We use property ownership to retain that value.

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The Sources of Production

You can also co-own Sources🌳 to own that same % of those Products🍎.

But until the robots arrive, how will we pay so many workers?

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Trade Future Skills for Future Production

Every worker is a consumer of many different products.

Each product requires many skills for that production.

We promise to deliver future products for your promise to apply future skills.

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Timeline

Find land for sale suitable to build a permacultured private city.

Verify the essential goods and services we could produce at that location.

Auction earthChange▦ coins to buy that land and startup supplies.

Issue Product_Tickets🎫 representing those future goods and services.

Issue Work_Contracts✍ representing commitments to achieve future production.

Issue Source_Titles🗂 representing land ownership and water rights.

Auction Product_Tickets🎫 for Work_Contract✍ signatures.

Vest Source_Titles🗂 to workers as Work_Contract✍ are fulfilled.

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earthChange▦

The DAO auctions 1 earthChange▦ coin for each square meter of land under consideration.

earthChange▦ does not represent property ownership and conveys no rights of governance.

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Product_Tickets🎫

The DAO then issues Product_Tickets🎫, each representing the onsite future production of a specific good or service.

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Work_Contracts✍

The DAO then issues Work_Contracts✍, each representing the future human effort required to fulfill one part of a Product_Ticket🎫 supply-chain.

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Source_Titles🗂

The DAO then issues Source_Titles🗂, each representing partial ownership in the entire supply-chain required to fulfill one specific Product_Ticket🎫.

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Compensation_Ratio

The DAO then begins the `work_auction_sequence` to discover the "Compensation_Ratio" of each job. Fun and easy jobs may auction quickly at a Compensation_Ratio of 1, while difficult or unfun jobs may take longer as the Compensation_Ratio increases exponentially as the `coin_auction_sequence` end date approaches.

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Implicit Skill Swap

The DAO then offers Product_Tickets🎫 in exchange for Work_Contract✍ signatures.

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Summary

Once all of the Work_Contracts✍ have been signed, the DAO announces the first day of work for those willing to occupy the undeveloped land using tents or similar temporary structures while permanent shelter is being built.

At all times, but especially obvious during the startup stage, all occupants must receive a Basic Outcome insuring they can always wash, eat and sleep without money.

As you fulfill Work_Contracts✍, you also recieve Source_Title🗂 ownership corresponding to the Product_Tickets🎫 you selected.

You hold those Source_Titles🗂 to *automatically* own that future production, but, until fully automated, you must continue to commit future work (sign Work_Contracts✍) required to compensate all the others who co-own property with you.

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Notes

The For_Product model is a mixture of ecologic and economic constraints required to build a series of Minimum Viable Villages capable of sustaining the onsite production of all essential goods and services.

A rough estimate is 10-100 people on 10-100 Acres using large-scale ecosystem restoration (Lawton, Liu), ancient building practices and low-tech (OneCommunityGlobal.org, LowTech.org, ApproPedia.org).

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