Communities without hierarchy
How much time do I have to devote? You don’t need much time to participate in a group. It is only important to be informed what decisions are being made. Thanks to this, you will be able to react if something happens that does not suit you. The average turnout in Swiss referendums is 40%, but even if it is lower, it does not mean that citizens lose control of the situation.In both Switzerland and Wikicracy, the law is always
Czytaj dalejPaper no. 1699 portalsamorzadowy.pl/prawo-i-finanse/zygmunt-frankiewicz-koniecznosc-nowelizowania-wszystkich-ustaw-to-patologia,68577.html instytutobywatelski.pl/17617/komentarze/ku-dobrej-samorzadnosci Civilhub – application code github.com/CivilHub/CivilHub Wikicracy – application code hgithub.com/soma115/wikikracja Iceland citizens.is stjornarskrarfelagid.is More information wikikracja.pl Chat discord.gg/JWSJM64
Czytaj dalejThe impact of civil society organisations on citizens’ well-being peterturchin.com/cliodynamica/strange-disappearance/
Czytaj dalejWe have ourselves as the smartest.We consider the people we talk to or know well to be almost as smart as we are.On the other hand, we consider people about whom we know nothing to be stupid and bad. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%C5%82udzenie_ponadprzeci%C4%99tno%C5%9Bci
Czytaj dalejMost of the needs of people nowadays are met by companies and the state. Independence from other people is considered a luxury. The requirement to get along with others is seen as troublesome.
Czytaj dalejThe purpose of Wikicracy is to allow the community to decide for itself. Being able to direct our own destiny should make us create principles that reward justice, noble attitudes, broad horizons, unconditional love, compassion, a friendly attitude, and correct statements and predictions.
Czytaj dalejAnonymity of votes is not needed if everyone in the group has the same interest. However, if someone from the group wants to win something for themselves, then transparency begins to be a problem. With open voting, a selfish person can:– see who their ally is- see if allies voted as they agreed– pressure people who vote differently Peer pressure The influence of peer pressure on decisions is well illustrated by Asch’s experiment. It is very difficult to have a
Czytaj dalejmutual loans If a bank earns 10% on loans and gives 2% on a deposit, it means that it earns 8%. If I have any savings and borrow them at 6%, I will earn more than on the deposit. The borrower, on the other hand, can get a loan of 6% (instead of 10%) which is also very beneficial for him. This can be done in the current legal status, but it is not easy. If anyone was interested in
Czytaj dalejAccepting a new person works in such a way that a new person is proposed by one of the current members. The other members then accept the candidate. When a sufficient number of people accept a new person – the system sends an email with a password to the new person. The number of people accepting a candidate is calculated as a percentage of the total population (currently 20%). Therefore, the new person after admission should also accept the existing
Czytaj dalejFor many years, coercion to vote has been used in many countries. It is from that time that the legend comes that 99% of Swiss people take part in the referendum. It turned out, however, that when voting is forced, people who have not had time to be interested in the subject vote as the largest media say. However, when voting is voluntary, only those who are sure that their knowledge is good enough that the result of the vote
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