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• 08.04.10
  The Social Currency: Time blog, Business Method, Dollar, factor of production, General Information, Innovation Economics, Knowledge Capitalization, Knowledge Integration, knowledge inventory, new economic paradigm, Percentile Search Engine, Predictions, plans, proposals, rallod, Social Capitalism, social currency, Social Media, Time, value, wikid | Comments Off

  Alternate currency advocates continue to stumble across substantial structural issue is defining their currency; It must be scarce, it must be difficult to forge, debase, or counterfeit and it must be accepted by everyone.
• 07.30.10
  The Next Google asset, blog, Business Method, Economic Paradigm, Facebook, gameing currency, General Information, Google, Innovation Economics, knowledge, Knowledge Capitalization, Knowledge Integration, knowledge inventory, new economic paradigm, Percentile Search Engine, Predictions, plans, proposals, productivity, Social Capitalism, wikid | Comments Off

  The Next Google will be a percentile search engine that predicts the likelihood that any combination of knowledge assets can produce or execute any combination of products or services at a known cost based on the supply and demand for those known knowledge assets. End of mystery.
• 07.29.10
  Social Capitalism; The Scarce Resource is Time. blog, Business Method, community, currency, General Information, Innovation Economics, intangible, Knowledge Capitalization, Knowledge Integration, knowledge inventory, market capitalism, mentor, neighbor, new economic paradigm, Percentile Search Engine, Predictions, plans, proposals, scarce commodity, Social Capitalism, tangible, Time | Comments Off

  Every living person is allocated a certain amount of time on Earth. Time is impossible to forge, debase, or otherwise counterfeit - unless stolen from someone else - as such, Time makes an excellent currency.
• 07.23.10
  The Knowledge Inventory: You Can’t Make A Bet Without Odds bell curve, blog, Business Method, Business Transformation, Creative Capital, dewey decimal, Economic Paradigm, economics, Entrepreneur, financial instrument, General Information, Innovation Economics, intellectual capital, Knowledge Capitalization, Knowledge Integration, knowledge inventory, money, new economic paradigm, Percentile Search Engine, Predictions, plans, proposals, Social Capital, Social Capitalism | Comments Off

  The knowledge inventory is the most important part of Social Capitalism. It is also the only piece that will require everyone to think substantially differently about how we are organized in communities. Once we can get over that hurdle - it's smooth sailing into the next economic paradigm.
• 10.07.09
  It’s Time for a Reputation Based Currency argentina, blog, Business Method, conversational currency, cory doctorow, Creative Capital, economic incentive, Economic Paradigm, financial, General Information, Ingenesist, Innovation Economics, Innovation Economy, intellectual capital, Knowledge Capitalization, Knowledge Integration, knowledge inventory, new economic paradigm, peso crisis, Predictions, plans, proposals, Relationship economy, Social Capital, social priority, tara hunt, Wall Street, whuffie, whuffie bank | Comments Off

  Many people know that the events that inspired what now has become The Ingenesist Project originated with my personal observation and experience of the Mexican Peso Crisis as a visiting professor. Very few people in America realize the implications of a real financial crisis and associated currency collapse. Unfortunately, many people in the World have – perhaps we should listen to their ideas.
• 09.26.09
  Critical Value of Conversational Currency basket of currencies, blog, conversational currency, credibility, Critical Mass, demand, Dollar, equity, fiscal policy, General Information, incentive, inflation, Innovation Economics, Knowledge Capitalization, Knowledge Integration, knowledge inventory, message, new economic paradigm, risk, strength, supply, value, volatility, weakness | Comments Off

  Can the value of conversation fluctuate when compared to a “basket of conversational currencies”? The translation is as follows; If several conversations are taking place at the same time, does yours hold more or less value depending on the value of the others?

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