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p2p political ideology
| wut?
Are you refering to peer 2 peer? Like in, 2 people exchaning political ideas to eachother without no one else knowing about it?
| Hmm please explain more about it, Im interested to hear about how it would work
| >>744509 what and why? All Im doing is asking for more info on the topic and you are deraling the thread
| >>744518 are you serious? You that You can mark threads by just typing on them right? I wanna see the thread, Im using the site the same way you are but Im somehow infringing on your "space" and destroying the thread? Just chill dude, this is getting dumber each thread.
| Like you are acting like the kid who has a beef with someone and goes "stop copying me!!" In the line to use the bathroom
| >>744459
yes, I was referring to peer to peer
>>744479
it's a niche idea - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/peertopeer-p2p-economy.asp and https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net describe it well. it's more common in post-leftist circles.
| >>744537 thank you for the source.
Well its funny how the article tries to present p2p as a not traditional capitalistic means of production, its just what capitlism was before industrial revolution and feuds.
P2p is good but I wonder how many industries could work on it, some online content creators have their own sites to have more freedom, uber is a cool.
But I dont see p2p carrying economy, politics and democracy, but it would be cool if it grew a bit more
| It gives people more freedom and is the very much a type of free market
| P2P? Peepee to peepee? I dont know man, sounds kinda gay to me.
| This gurl wants to give control of the econony to those who monopolize homosexuality, traps!
| Not really a new or even alternative idea. It exists both in capitalist and communist discourse, either as "disruptive capitalism" or "kybernetic communism". The only special thing about this idea is that it doesn't only exist under the umbrella of capitalism like most other ide(a|ologie)s.
Don't believe you'll re-invent the wheel.
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| The idea that politics/economy/democracy should be p2p instead of communist/capitalist. It's a rare idea, so I'm wondering what other people's thoughts on it would be ?