I probably should have made it clear: this is not a replacement of capitalism. As the title suggest, this is an alternative to UBI. I think thinking of better ways to do UBI becomes more and more important as AI gets better and better. Already, this would be more efficient along economies of scale line than traditional UBI since it goes from a single person, to a community.
As for getting up to the cap: here’s what I was thinking. Once you get to arround ~150 ish, so around Dunbar’s number, it’s time to starting splitting, the extra is just to make it so it’s less likely for you to hit any hard caps before you reach it.
As for incentivizing communities to not grow: that seems counter productive. If there’s some sort of organization that’s working really well and everyone want’s to join we want it to start replicating and this would be a good mechanism for that to happen. Out with the old, in with the new.
I probably should have made it clear: this is not a replacement of capitalism. As the title suggest, this is an alternative to UBI. I think thinking of better ways to do UBI becomes more and more important as AI gets better and better. Already, this would be more efficient along economies of scale line than traditional UBI since it goes from a single person, to a community.
As for getting up to the cap: here’s what I was thinking. Once you get to arround ~150 ish, so around Dunbar’s number, it’s time to starting splitting, the extra is just to make it so it’s less likely for you to hit any hard caps before you reach it.
As for incentivizing communities to not grow: that seems counter productive. If there’s some sort of organization that’s working really well and everyone want’s to join we want it to start replicating and this would be a good mechanism for that to happen. Out with the old, in with the new.