WE HAVE FAILED TO CREATE A MARKET FOR COMMONS
(from elsewhere) (division of perception)
I usually argue that our moral biases reflect our reproductive strategies. And that together, we form an intertemporal division of reproductive perception, cognition, knowledge, negotiation, and labor. And by exchanges of cooperation we exchange information, just as by exchanging goods and services we exchange information, just as by the result of our exchanges for goods and services we create prices which inform us to one another’s demands.
While we have succeeded in creating a market for goods and services, we have failed to create a market for commons. As such we have constructed no equivalent of the pricing system to tell us what is in fact in demand.
Curt Doolittle
The Propertarian Institute
Kiev, Ukraine.
Source date (UTC): 2015-06-29 05:51:00 UTC
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