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Decentralism
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying decentralism. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3709041-008 : Decentralization is the antidote to the failures of both socialism and capitalism: centralized coordination of societal and economic activity, in whichever ideological form, should be held to a minimu
- 3709041-009 : Decentralism, unlike capitalism and socialism, does not resolve who owns assets but rather calls the concept of ownership itself into question and reorients the question toward the largest possible ut
- 3709041-010 : Decentralism generates efficiency through higher levels of connectivity rather than through the linear cost cutting and economies of scale that capitalism and socialism debate.
- 3709041-011 : Decentralism produces greater equality not through markets or governmental redistribution but through preserving diversity of content, diversity of data sources, and enhanced node connectivity.
- 3709041-012 : Redistribution in decentralism is grounded in ownership rights in each person's individuality derived data that creates economic value, rather than in taxation or market determined income.
- 3709041-013 : Because decentralism pursues growth through connectivity and network effects rather than per unit cost reduction and economies of scale, negative externalities are minimized without any centralized pl
- 3808867-005 : Decentralism transcends both socialism and capitalism by positing that centralized coordination of societal and economic activity, in whichever doctrinal form, should be minimized in order to free hum
- 3808867-006 : Decentralism generates efficiency through higher levels of connectivity rather than through the linear cost reduction mechanisms that capitalism and socialism debate.
- 3808867-007 : Redistribution under decentralism rests on ownership rights in a person's individuality derived data that creates economic value, rather than on tax policy.
- 3808867-008 : Because decentralism pursues growth through connectivity and network effects rather than through per unit cost reduction and economies of scale, negative externalities are minimized without any centra
- 3808867-009 : Decentralism holds that trust in a system should not be controlled by corruptible human constructs and institutions run by a limited number of fallible humans; instead trust rests on technology enhanc