About this conversation
How can communities share resources and trust each other at scale?
In this conversation, Grace Rachmany explores practical designs for trust between groups. She describes membership credentials that are vouched for by communities rather than by individuals, and codes of conduct agreed between one community and another.
We talk about a non-monetary sufficiency economy, where the measure of an exchange is simply whether it felt cool, and about live action role play as a way to prototype new social systems before building them. Grace also speaks about governance, the obstacles to change, and AI.
A concrete and inventive conversation about how shared responsibility could work in practice.
