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Ecologia Digital

"Why #Permission Stifles #Progress: An analysis of how institutional systems reward conformity, create artificial barriers, and discourage creativity.
The Power of #NaïveThinking: Why fresh perspectives from outsiders often lead to the most revolutionary ideas.
The Economics of Permission: How permission has been turned into a #commodity, creating profit at the expense of progress." @Daojoan
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GumroadPermissionless: A Manifesto for the Future of EverythingProgress Doesn’t Wait for PermissionInnovation doesn’t come from asking nicely. It comes from doing the work, breaking the rules, and solving the problems everyone else ignores. Permissionless explores the transformative power of acting without waiting for approval, showing how individuals can create change by embracing a permissionless mindset.This book isn’t about rebellion for its own sake. It’s about seeing clearly, acting decisively, and cutting through the systems designed to maintain the status quo.What You’ll Find The Permissionless Mindset: How history’s greatest breakthroughs—from instant ramen to modern aviation—came from those who didn’t wait for permission to innovate. Why Permission Stifles Progress: An analysis of how institutional systems reward conformity, create artificial barriers, and discourage creativity. The Power of Naïve Thinking: Why fresh perspectives from outsiders often lead to the most revolutionary ideas. The Economics of Permission: How permission has been turned into a commodity, creating profit at the expense of progress. Algorithmic Authority: The rise of algorithms as gatekeepers, replacing human judgment with invisible, unaccountable barriers. Permissionless Alternatives: Celebrating systems like open-source software, decentralized finance, and creative theft that empower innovation without gatekeeping. Key Ideas Explored "The more we seek permission, the more we need to seek permission." The psychological and systemic reasons why permission-seeking creates dependency and stifles progress. "The walls are no longer celluloid. They're made of permission." Whether in art, business, or technology, permission-based structures define what’s considered legitimate, often excluding the most creative voices. "The revolution won't be venture-backed. It will be permissionless." Our future must be built on decentralized systems and independent action, free from the control of gatekeepers. Who Should Read This Book?This book is for: Entrepreneurs frustrated by red tape and gatekeeping. Creatives looking to bypass traditional approval processes. Innovators ready to rethink how ideas are shared and built. Anyone who sees a better way forward but feels held back by the system. Why I Wrote Permissionless We live in a world where progress is often throttled by those who control the gates. This book is my attempt to shine a light on those gates and show how they can be bypassed. It’s not about breaking the rules for the sake of it—it’s about getting to work and making change happen.Order Your CopyPermissionless is your guide to acting boldly, thinking differently, and creating change without waiting for someone to give you the green light.
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Ecologia Digital

"The pittance #Spotify offers artists is well known. While having a huge catalog of recorded music at my fingertips is wonderful for me as a consumer, it also means that niche artists such as #Oneida are functionally competing for my attention not just with Beyoncé, but with Elvis and the Beatles.

#Music is both art and a #commodity. The rise of streaming has pushed music even further toward commodity status, nudging people away from close, attentive #listening."

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@StillIRise1963 @GinevraCat I'd not be surprised if in the #USA they'd charge per second on top of per-use fees like it's some absurdly expensive phone sex hotline...

Infosec.SpaceKevin Karhan :verified: (@kkarhan@infosec.space)@StillIRise1963@mastodon.world Seriously, WTF? - I just like the fact that my 16,8% healthcare on my paystub actually gets me an appointment and that doctors usually get a good, fixed rate regardless of my insurance provider because >97% of all people are covered under [mandatory healthcare plans]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d3QLPdHysc ) and Insurance has to basically foot the bill for everything medically necessary... But then again such a *solidarity*-based system would be seen as *"evil communism!"* in 'Murica... - Just makes me want to smack some value-removing white-collar assholes pressing doctors... #sarcasm
#healthcare#Commodity#HumanRight
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