The Resilience protocol is designed to be an "incentive-based basic income", where the incentive-system is the most important component.
I compare Resilience to the Nakamoto incentive. Craig Wright's idea to reward miners for maintaining a blockchain, which gave value to BTC, which made people use the Bitcoin infrastructure.
New types of incentive-design, like for example Craig Wright's now 7 years old idea, can enable new types of social organization which was previously inconceivable.
The broad ideas for the incentive-system are described in this blog-post, which includes ideas from Nathan Waters who is a conducer for ideas, and who has inspired parts of my thinking.
Reading that ties into my work
@dana-edwards/incentive-design-patterns-and-stigmergic-optimization
Craig Wright's work on evolutionary systems
More about the Resilience protocol
Using P2P value maps and universal darwinism for a crypto basic income system - ieet.org
The crypto basic income protocol "Resilience" - On chronological branching processes - Steemit.org
Why decentralised organisations require a new type of welfare system (literally) - Ouishare.net
Nathan Waters broadcasting the idea of Taxemes
Try out Taxemes on Ethereum
Try it out and see what it feels like to spread and to be infected with Taxemes
https://medium.com/@resilience_me/try-out-proto-taxemes-c0d27f3ae36a#.sw73mg4jd