this is a network-built decentralized state where the community influences laws and policies and comes together to buy land in archipelagos and create syndicates. We will have a universal basic income system. here is the link for the server of Virtusnovia: https://discord.gg/ZRBByfWr7r

https://youtube.com/c/ParticipatoryEconomy

They did some clever sketch work using his ideas. My first time hearing them, they seem fun.

r/srslywrong

Good evening everyone! I have been reading Michael Albert's Parecon: Life after capitalism and Michael himself quotes Milton Friedman on page 94 with the next sentence: the “greatest problem facing our country is the breaking down into two classes, those who have and those who have not... We really cannot remain a democratic, open society that is divided into two classes. In the long run, that’s the greatest single danger. And the only way I see to resolve that problem is to improve the quality of education.” I'd like to know where did Michael Albert get this quote from?

I'm involved with community radio and Green Party campaigning. What strategies for moving to Parecon, or organizing the beginnings of a working model? Do we link coops with an IPB? Gain office and try policy in a small Town? So many possibilities; where do we see potential?

Hi. This sub is sleepy. Maybe this will wake it a little.

Michael Albert is hosting a podcast called Revolution Z: Life After Capitalism. He discusses vision of a participatory society of course, also some politics, his screenplay, and more.

https://zcomm.org/revolutionz/

Edit: The picture above appeared by techno-magic. I didn't put it there. Cool abstractish image though.