I can definitely see it coming. Driven on by on digital transparency, new consumerism and maybe also as a reaction to the sometimes raw and 'selfish' utilisation that follows traditional capitalism. Community and collaboration is given more room ... for a higher purpose than profit. Maybe we are on the brink of a new capitalism, a "capitalism+" that is a more socially oriented, more encompassing and embracing people, society and the common. Mixing the best of both worlds. I call it Valualism.
Though, change will be tough given the muscles that will hold a firm grip of "what's mine" ...
The Public Goods aspect is interesting.
I can definitely see it coming. Driven on by on digital transparency, new consumerism and maybe also as a reaction to the sometimes raw and 'selfish' utilisation that follows traditional capitalism. Community and collaboration is given more room ... for a higher purpose than profit. Maybe we are on the brink of a new capitalism, a "capitalism+" that is a more socially oriented, more encompassing and embracing people, society and the common. Mixing the best of both worlds. I call it Valualism.
Though, change will be tough given the muscles that will hold a firm grip of "what's mine" ...