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'''Post scarcity''' is a term to describe the state of societies that have overcome [[scarcity]]. It seems many people | '''Post scarcity''' is a term to describe the state of societies or communities that have overcome [[scarcity]]. | ||
It seems many people in affluent countries reached post scarcity on an individual or group level, but the lack of wide scale [[sharing]] has so far still held back post scarcity on a bigger scale. | |||
The most effective way to achieve post-scarcity is by sharing what one has. | |||
==Concepts== | |||
* [[Commons]] | |||
==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
[http://shareable.net/blog/a-tale-of-a-tale-of-a-shareable-future-part-1-introduction A tale of a tale of a shareable future, part 1: Introduction] | [http://shareable.net/blog/a-tale-of-a-tale-of-a-shareable-future-part-1-introduction A tale of a tale of a shareable future, part 1: Introduction] | ||
Revision as of 23:46, 23 July 2010
Post scarcity is a term to describe the state of societies or communities that have overcome scarcity.
It seems many people in affluent countries reached post scarcity on an individual or group level, but the lack of wide scale sharing has so far still held back post scarcity on a bigger scale.
The most effective way to achieve post-scarcity is by sharing what one has.
Concepts
Articles
A tale of a tale of a shareable future, part 1: Introduction