Burning Man and the sustainability of sharing. To be fair, this is an old idea (there are networks where homes are swapped for vacations, for example) but it is always great to see the cause being supported.
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Thanks very much for this, Parker. I like the idea of “income streams” rather than “jobs”. I think this is the way the economy is going, because the present way, based on competition, has reached dysfunctional peak. As the article suggests, the trend in the longterm moves towards creative sharing of assets.