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Yes - tangible goods command premium price.
Which how I came to this.
Originally I thought we could do it with crypto but crypto can be problematic.
Goods in hand are demonstrable.
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Btw, there are of course people who have discussed ideas along similar lines before. Info can be found in philosophy of Counter-Economics and Agorism (both have dedicated Memo topics).
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Thanks for the idea.
I searched long and hard over the years but such discussions I never found.
Another round is in order.
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Maybe I shouldn't have said that though. All I know is that there are these communities, and they "probably have thought of similar things, maybe not". I don't even believe Agorism...
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works well in the real world (except perhaps in very small communities). If it doesn't, the ones pushing it cannot be perfect philosophers, and may send you down a wrong track.
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I specialize in discovering all the ways of being wrong at least once a day,
according to family. 😉
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And the idea of a "1 hour" voucher is still an "in hand" Value which can be negotiated.
There can be a lot of wiggle room for both parties when negotiating for a "1 hour" Value.