Fundamentals of Natural Economics
If you are unfamiliar with the basics of calculus, you can get a brief lesson here. Scarcity and Abundance The way we currently (at least supposedly) deal with scarcity is […]
Author Archives: R. Salisbury
A Brief Math Lesson for the Non-Inclined
I aim to make this blog more readable for people who haven’t been studying advanced math for the last 8 years, so before I start, I will give a brief […]
An overview of natural economics and its reasoning.
A “computational” or “natural” economy is a framework for a new economic system which attempts to reconcile the environmental, physical, and social needs of humanity with the opposing needs of […]
Decision-making in realtime
How do we make effective decisions quickly enough to keep up with a large number of simultaneous problems in the same system? Decisions are not always single actions, they are […]
