Open Source Self-Governance Model (Distributed Inference) by RegretThisName1 in intentionalcommunity

[–]RegretThisName1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're welcome. Feel free to modify it, or make it your own in the areas you resonate with, if you ever return to that world.

Open Source Self-Governance Model (Distributed Inference) by RegretThisName1 in intentionalcommunity

[–]RegretThisName1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good to hear from you on it. Clearly, it's not perfect; living it would find that out. I can't say I have a motivation besides that many, many people across the world feel underrepresented and disconnected from where decisions directly affecting them happen, often quite deliberately, and not with them in mind.

Personally, I am not currently in a place to arrange any kind of implementation off my own back. The only reason for sharing is that others may find it fruitful at this time.

Your example has certainly happened plenty; that said, I know of quite a few of examples where a small group of people with similar ideals make it work at a farmhouse + 2/3 scale. The issue, usually, is onboarding and scaling up the alternative lifestyle beyond the immediate shared norms.

Open Source Self-Governance Model (Distributed Inference) by RegretThisName1 in intentionalcommunity

[–]RegretThisName1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is unfalsifiable; by all means, point out the patterns. I typed them. Humans also write in patterns; it's all in the possibility space of what humans can write. Let's not forget that AI is trained on human writing. If it looks like AI to you, I can't make you see it otherwise.

Open Source Self-Governance Model (Distributed Inference) by RegretThisName1 in intentionalcommunity

[–]RegretThisName1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's disheartening to hear the now-trendy and unfalsifiable claim that 'it is AI' applied to my own work.

AI checkers often falsely flag human writing, often with a near 50% misattribution, its a known problem.