rambling thoughts about the economy of an enclave #2
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longer than just clicking "Buy Now" on JLCPCB or whatever, this
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investment might make economic sense if it can be amortized over a
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long productive life. The new productive capacity might serve the
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enlave and aligned external sibling-enclaves.
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enclave and aligned external sibling-enclaves.
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2. Acquire what you need by trading with your network instead of with the
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capitalist superstructure. This is the flip side of option 1: maybe
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i think there are two things that i'd like to add to the bootstrap section
bootstrapping also means bootstrapping people. adding people is a really easy way to diversify talent / resources / contributions
starting small / local - starting by supporting the immediate local communities is a great way to organically build the roots to survive in your native ecosystem. it's like how planting native flowers ends up needing less water + care.
a. for example, you may help a local farmer and now, although they are not part of your enclave or this project, they may offer alternate ways to obtain vitamins (perhaps through trade rather than through capital)
building community like this also helps feed into point 1.