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  • Apr 21, 09

    CES money is public domain money. It is not 'owned' or controlled by anyone and as such belongs to the commons. It is 'created' by the traders who use it, not by a third party outside the circuit of buyers and sellers (banks) who do so for their own parasitic gain. When money is proprietary it confers the money power on those who 'create' and control it; when it is in the public domain the money power resides with its users, who can ensure that it is used for the public good.

    www.ces.org.za transition towns trade exchange

    • CES money is public domain money. It is not 'owned' or controlled by anyone and as such belongs to the commons.

       

      It is 'created' by the traders who use it, not by a third party outside the circuit of buyers and sellers (banks) who do so for their own parasitic gain.

       

      When money is proprietary it confers the money power on those who 'create' and control it; when it is in the public domain the money power resides with its users, who can ensure that it is used for the public good.

  • Oct 18, 09

    Could the novel evolutionary adaptations of animals like the Galapagos tortoise and the Komodo dragon actually leave these species more vulnerable to extinction?

    seedmagazine.com/...evolved_for_extinction evolution adaption seedmagazine

    • Could the novel evolutionary adaptations of animals like the Galapagos tortoise and the Komodo dragon actually leave these species more vulnerable to extinction?
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