Open Development #121
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Common development needs a common purpose. Here are a few resources I like on how Cooperation Beats Competition; Pro-Sociality Beats Self-Interest. Pick a tragedy of the commons and rally support? Contextually, Neoclassical economics claims that “greed is good”—by following one’s own self-interest, “all boats rise.” Unfortunately, we have evidence—from biology to anthropology to sociology to economics—that it simply isn’t true. Only through pro-social, cooperative behavior can we all thrive. It’s time to put these principles into practice as we collectively tackle the metacrisis. Where Do Pro-Social Institutions Come From? By Pseudoerasmus You Might Have Earned It, But Don’t Forget That Your Wealth Came from Society by Ryan Avent How Norway Proves Laissez-faire Economics Is Not Just Wrong, It’s Toxic. By David S. Wilson and Dag O. Hessen Are We Cooperative or Competitive? Our View Shapes the Economy by Sandra Aamodt Here Is Why Economics Is Built on a Monumental Mistake by Jag Bhalla Parasites, Security, and Conflict: The Origins of Individualism and Collectivism by Daniel Hruschka |
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We'd love to talk more about Open Development, per our recent article on the topic.
What do you agree with? What do you disagree with? What else is needed to created a larger Open Development movement?
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