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RE: Neighborhoods on the Blockchain: A Proposal (Rough Draft)
You have no idea how excited I am reading your comment! I have been searching for people who can help me put some big ideas into action. I have very little know-how in the areas of software and blockchain stuff. My background is in construction.
I will look into the EOS Dallas group in the morning!
We are working on building a community of people who want to make the world a little better off than when we left it using decentralized systems like EOS.
It doesn't matter if you can't code, you can think - and you are thinking about the right things.
I implore you to be a part of EOS Dallas. As you look into what EOS is all about, it's very much aligned with your thinking. This software will change the world in the coming years, make no mistake.
You should attend my presentation on the 22nd of this month A Basic Introduction to EOS at WeWork Legacy West (Frisco). We kick up around 6:30pm, try to make it if you can.
We will also be having Thomas Cox out April 18th. Spread the word, RSVP and bring some like minded friends.
I will try my best to be there and bring people. Thanks again.
If projects like this were where you spent the currency that is your life - making the world around you "more accessible equitable and prosperous for all..." as @robrigo of @eos.detroit puts it, you would get a lot closer to the center of this chart...
And that's a big part of what we are trying to create in Dallas. This is a cynical, hyper-competitive, often judgemental (and really, really hot) place to chase your dreams.
You have to create a bubble of trust and align with people who share a similar vision of the world if you ever want to be lifted up - because it is in most people's nature here in business and academia to keep you down (which is why most people leave for the coasts).
Dallas is much like any other metropolis. Unfortunately, people in cities usually lack a physical place to which they belong.
A Pattern Language asserts that the needs for belonging and identity can only be met under certain physical configurations, which I hope to address in the next version of my proposal.
What if your passion is making bubbles?