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Re: [ox-en] There is no such thing like "peer money"



Hi Samuel and all!

Last month (47 days ago) Samuel Rose wrote:
As I wrote earlier, I think that we have
the building blocks, the legal basis, basically the ability to implement
this now. The biggest obstacle is that a lot of people do not realize, and
they lack literacies for navigating new systems like this (they do not
understand the concept of a commons, how they could transition into
participating, etc)

That reminds me very much of these idealist leftist currents who
(once?) believed that they just need to explain socialism to people
long enough and then they will follow. I think that is really an
idealist approach (in the philosophical sense).

I prefer the materialist approach (in the philosophical sense) because
it is much more plausible to me. What people want is based on their
conditions and if they benefit from peer production more than from
capitalist production they will switch. There is really no need to
understand a lot.

If that would be the case then you would need to explain to people why
using Free Software or Wikipedia is something moral and good. Howeve,
that simply didn't happen. People use it because they benefit from it.


						Grüße

						Stefan

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