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document Distributed KnowledgeThe Pit Latrine Challenge seeks an affordable and user-friendly system that will allow BSF larvae to be used to reduce waste in mass pit latrines and then harvested and used elsewhere as an...
document Distributed Knowledge
The Promise Index is a simple diagnostic tool to measure the gap between your brand's image - the key determinant of expectations - and customer experience. Produced with the London School...
document Crowd Creativity, Distributed KnowledgeIt's an interesting debate on crowdsourcing vs. smartsourcing. It argues that it depends on the objectives of the activity and the desired result as to whether crowdsourcing should be the way...
Crowdfunding Let's start with money. Lots of people are pretty confused about money; some think it is "the root of all evil," others are obsessed with it. The reality is that money itself is simply a human invention designed to facilitate the exchange of energy between people.
I want some help from someone else, so I offer to pay them some money in exchange for their energy. In turn, I was paid that money in exchange for my energy. When I buy something from a shop, some of the money pays for the energy of the shopkeeper, some for the supplier, some for the manufacturer and so on.
Where it all goes wrong for money, and for people, is when the same money we use for exchanging energy is also used for gambling or control.
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video Distributed Knowledge
An interview with Gregory Asmolov, Contributing editor "Runet Echo", Global Voices; Co-Founder of Help Map and doctoral student at the London School of Economics in Brussels.