Maximization is a Lofty Goal
Maximization is characteristic of the goals in capitalist economics. Corporations are legally required to maximize profit, and according to the most extreme views of market economics, humans are supposed to […]
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Fundamentals, Continued
If you’ve been following, you may have noticed that though I defined three basic parameters, S, E, and D, I only used two of them. If it wasn’t clear before, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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