“The more powerful model, more sustainable — and certainly more in line with where tech, and I think society in general, is moving — is more of a distributed model where power and wealth are pushed out more to the edges of the network.
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Looie, a new app servicing user-pays toilets, is making a splash. As bottled water did to drinking fountains, are free amenities destined to fight a rearguard action?
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By Peter Troxler, research professor at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and owner of Square One.
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