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This document discusses the relationship between small technology and informal economies. It notes that as complexity increases due to factors like thermodynamics, demographics, and shifting values, informality and simplicity will rise to meet complexity. Small, lightweight tools and platforms will enable connected cultures of informality. There are opportunities to focus on collaboration instead of competition, adaptability over control, and enabling open systems that allow for graceful evolution over time.
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Digital giving landscape
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Geekend 2010 4 Rules for New Human
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The document discusses how values are shifting in society from a focus on consumption and material goods to priorities like sustainability, community, and simplicity. It suggests society may be entering a "post-consumption world" where mass affluence and cheap goods are no longer a priority. The document advocates stretching thinking beyond current frames to identify new opportunities that emerge from shifts in core societal values.
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- 1. Small Tech Big Informality: Informal Economies and Small Technology Scott Smith Changeist @changeist
- 2. Meta-unstable http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2012/10/metainstability.html Image: Flickr / Doyoubleedlikeme
- 3. Image: Flickr / Doyoubleedlikeme
- 4. Image: Flickr / kjrob
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- 9. Image: Flickr / Icarus Kuwait
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