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You wake up
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The future is cashless
https://www.forgov.qld.gov.au/information-and-communication-technology/queensland-government-digital-futures-and-foresight/signals/the-future-is-cashless ..and not everyone is happy about this. I don’t like the idea that my every transaction is open to governments, gansters, marketers and other criminals It’s an opportunity for LETS and The Community Exchnage System and probably more generally Mutual Credit Systems
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Mastermind Archive Draft
(yes 🙂 the graphic is a provocation)
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37signals
A catalog of ideas — signals — that drive us. Source: 37signals
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Free Stuff
I’m interested in Free Stuff this yearMe and several billion others by the look of it Why are we buying more and more stuff and then dumping itwhen We could be giving that stuff to other people who might need it? and besides, people like free stuff 🙂They don’t like to be seen as scroungers…
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One Small Town
Michael Tellinger, (the Founder of the Ubuntu Liberation Movement) and Ambassadors from around the world are turning Small Towns into places of Prosperity & Abundance https://youtu.be/64oihZemlsQ?si=o15j-7sfFs3OGdyh
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Email sender guidelines – Gmail Help
Important: Starting February 2024, Gmail will require the following for senders who send 5,000 or more messages a day to Gmail accounts: Authenticate outgoing email, avoid sending unwanted or unsol Source: Email sender guidelines – Gmail Help
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on being a zeroaire
a zero hero as a life goal
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virtual trades
There are a few of us who can’t come to trading events, which is a shame, Making physical contact with people is one of the wonders of LETS We often can’t come because of health, distance and the fact that we don’t have physical goods to trade. We, The LETS Virtual Traders Group, do things…
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Young people in China embrace ‘stooping’ culture of turning rubbish into treasure – ABC News
Picking up unwanted items from the street is becoming a new trend among China’s young generation, with city “stooping” groups emerging on social media across the country’s major cities. Source: Young people in China embrace ‘stooping’ culture of turning rubbish into treasure – ABC News