common sense gets an upgrade

A new 21st Century planetary citizenship in an economy curated for social cohesion on a planetary scale, and within planetary limits, as a new 21st Century planetary commons.

Curation is an important theme in 21st Century planetary citizenship

It describes the agency and authority of institutions of social choosing, in deciding which choices will be made available to popular choice, and how the ability to make those choices, by having the power to pay the price, will be shared within the populations.

It means selecting from among the available possibilities, according to rubric, or rules, for choosing well.

The options are created by individuals, through inquiry for insight and new learning about how the world about us works, and how we can take the world about us as we find it, and change it, to be more a way we choose to make it, that can inform innovations that inspire businesses.

The new financial mathematics of Equity Paybacks from prioritized cash flows creates the need and the opportunity for prudent people who care enough to take the time to make the effort to make ourselves familiar with such matters to each make our own

individual contributions
to local community engagement
in globally curated conversations
for articulating an adaptively evolving shared, planetary common sense of:
- the changing circumstances of the changing times,
- suitability of various technologies for transforming cost-for-value into value-for-price to the circumstances prevailing at the time
- duration of the social contract between business and popular choice ove time
- dignity in how business does business all the time
  - across all six vectors of cost-for-value and price for performance:
    - Dignified Trade, with suppliers
    - Dignified Engagement, with communities, of place and of interest
    - Dignified Reckoning, with the consequences, on Nature, Society. and the Future
    - Dignified Working, in the workplace
    - Dignified Dealing, in the marketplace
    - Dignified Sharing, with the savers whose savings are the “raw material” out of which capital for business is formed through Finance

           “
 what kind of world 
             do we want 
      and how 
               can we make it happen?

Simon Mair, MEND Network

THIS is the world we want

THIS is how we can make it happen

allocating Fiduciary Money through Equity Paybacks from current cash flows through Enterprise, prioritized by contract for:

Suitability of the Technology to the circumstances prevailing at the time;
Duration of the social contract between Enterprise and popular choice over time; and
Stewardship of how the business does business all the time, across all six vectors of cash flow through Enterprise, including:
- Stewardship of Trade, with suppliers;
- Stewardship of Engagement with communities, of place and of interest;
- Stewardship of Reckoning with the consequences, on Nature, Society and the Future;
- Stewardship of Working, in the workplace;
- Stewardship of Dealing, in the marketplace;
- Stewardship of Sharing, with savers whose savings are the “raw material” form which financiers fashion capital for business.