The document discusses doing more with less and proposes moving away from specialization and monopolies towards greater distribution of knowledge, labor, and wealth. It advocates for recognizing that experts do not have a sole right to determine social organization and that collective wisdom is valuable. New models of peer-to-peer sharing economies are mentioned as alternatives to traditional market economies.

1. Doing More with Less

2. More with Equipotentiality

7. Society Change Peer Circle Transparency Web 1994 Internet Knowledge Society Organize Protocol Distribution 1954 Computer Control Society Separation Bureaucracy Decentralization 1844 Thermo-dynamics Discipline Society Monarchy Hierarchy Centralization 1757 Mechanical Sovereign Society Agency Type Organization Dates Machine Period

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