What motivates people if money is obsolete?
Chapter 1 proposes a transition from scarcity economics to a Mission Credit system. But without the threat of poverty or the lure of wealth, what drives ambition? Is ‘purpose’ enough for the average person?
Commentaires (1)
Unscarcity suggests that while 95% of life (survival) is abundant, the Frontier (the 5%) remains scarce. Mission Credits govern access to these frontiers (e.g., space travel, advanced biotech). Ambition shifts from ‘accumulating safety’ to ’earning access’. Furthermore, the ‘Reputation-Indexed Dividend’ rewards creativity and risk, ensuring the entrepreneurial spark survives. We don’t stop working; we stop working to survive.
Envie d'aller plus loin ?
Obtenez le plan complet dans <em>L'ère de la post-pénurie : Repenser la société à l'ère des machines</em>
