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How you can try to fix this world, realistically.

Maybe you can start it first per tribe, then expand globally.

Goal: humans should not have to trade in order to survive in this society. Since this creates a tsunami of problems for people and the rest of this planet. (source)

Plan:

Basic needs trade-free.

Make the most basic needs services trade-free. Healthcare, transportation, shelter, basic food, access to Internet (information and communication). You can do that through taxes, through volunteers, through all sort of means. Many tribes already provide some of these as trade-free, like in Europe a lot of the healthcare systems are like that. Not difficult!

Basic Income.

Since this world still relies on trades (money), and people may have different sort of needs and definitely wants, give everyone a basic income (say 1.000 dollars a month) with no strings attached. You can do it again through taxes, via the removal of so many institutions and resources dedicated to track people and check if they are eligible for benefits, and all of the paperwork nonsense that has been created around this. No more "benefits", no more "pensions". Forget about labeling people as employed or unemployed in regards to who should be helped.

That is it!

Now you will have a bunch of humans who KNOW they are taken care of. They KNOW that if they get sick they should only worry about that health problem and not a financial problem. They KNOW that they wont starve or end up on the street. They know they are SAFE.

On top of this, with the money you give them monthly, they can have some power and focus on doing some useful things in this society. At least some will, if not many.

This can grow up over time into a saner society of humans who can refuse to work for bullshit companies, or do any bullshit jobs. A world in which humans have the time to decide what to focus on, who to "vote" for, stay informed and properly inform others.

A world where scientists or journalists should not worry about their livelihood. So they can do their "jobs" properly.

We deserve and need this world. Else there is no intelligent species on this planet.

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Next was a fantastic event on social protection and gender equality in the gig economy at the Asian Development Bank Institute with Tetsushi Sonobe, Raja Rajendra Timilsina (social welfare program demand in Indian informal workers), Joseph Han (social protection of Korean platform workers), and Stephanie Dimatulac Santos (Southeast Asia gig economy gender dynamics). Highly recommend youtube.com/watch?v=2KN0TwrUfG (6/11) #work #sociology #labor

I work with a presumed Allistic individual as part of a two person team and there are times when it drives me nuts because he and I don't always meet eye-to-eye.

However we both have a drive to get things done right and take care of our customer base and we do a damn good job at it because I have bottom-up thinking and he has top-down thinking and he catches my tone and I catch his details.

It makes a really, really strong case for neurodiversity in the workplace and the output shows well. Really great to experience this and I hope more workplaces open up to this mindset. Diversity is power.

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Day nine cont

“We’ve listened to feedback from right around the country, not just based … who are telling us that flexible work is something that they would like to see .

Now, *let’s face it, it always was going to be enshrined*. Flexible work was always here to stay. But what our concern now is that part of that work should also be an ability to work from home where it’s appropriate to do so” Opposition minister.

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