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Hello there! We're glad to have you back for another episode of the Seeds of Tao Podcast, this week we have the brilliant Delton Chen with us, tackling a HUGE issue in the world, the economy. Before we dive into what exactly Delton is proposing, and the value of his hypothesis, we wanted to be sure to reach out to our permaculture community to let them know that Delton's Silver Gun Hypothesis is in need of some passionate permies to help them move their vision forward... 1. Living Systems Economy https://www.livingsystemseconomy.org/ Call for Help "The website needs a graphic artist, as we want to develop the website on WordPress (or similar) and to create an attractive and inspiriting graphical look for the Living Systems Economy (LSE) movement. " Contact James McGreen (USA): jamesmcgreen@yahoo.com Delton Chen (Australia): delton.b.chen@gmail.com 2. The Silver Gun Hypothesis Stanford MAHB https://mahb.stanford.edu/?s=delton+Chen For a good introduction, see Summary of Part II of the Silver Gun Hypothesis: The Entropy of Carbon See the Global 4C website for the technical report. http://www.global4c.org/the-silver-gun/ Call for Help We need help to find physicists, scientists, and computer programmers to consider this hypothesis and to propose an experimental test for the hypothesis. The experimental test might be based on a computer model that simulates the evolution of multi-agent systems in terms of their (1) energy efficiency and (2) entropic certainty. The model is needed to investigate whether these two performance metrics will alternate with each subsequent generation of multi-agency. The model experiment will need to simulate the evolution of multi-agency under natural selection. Other experimental methods might include biological and social experiments. Contact Delton Chen (Australia): delton.b.chen@gmail.com Also, here's a link to the Global Carbon Reward policy Delton mentions in the podcast, and the analytical equations explaining the macroeconomic solution... http://www.global4c.org/ The strategy of the Global Carbon Reward policy is to substitute fossil energy with cleaner energy, and to reduce fossil energy demand and to sequester carbon... (Read the full blog post on the Seeds of Tao website here)