Bogumil, Yes, prior to the Great Depression, Fascism did try to preserve the aspects of Capitalism that would enable its adherents to facilitate Italy’s eventual transition to State Corporatism. It would have been comparable to the idea of Mainland China… Read More ›
As stated previously in the first part, the Virtual Economy of MMOs deserves to be understood as the direct subordinate of the Digital Economy. Similar to how the Student Economy (regardless of whether we are referring to the SSE or… Read More ›
Yesterday, I experimented with Second Life myself, and tried to figure out how it applies to the WWW and the National Intranet. Unfortunately, the experiment did no go very far because of my PC specs not being good enough for… Read More ›
The Virtual Economy of an MMO is shaped by its developer and player base. To implement Production for Profit/Utility and pay for the costs of running the MMO, the developer would constantly introduce new Incentives to get the player base… Read More ›
I did some more research into “MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) Virtual Economies” yesterday, hoping to begin sharing my findings later today. As I had suspected the other day, one of the most fundamental problems of running a “Virtual Economy” with… Read More ›
Thanks to those revamped and improved accounting practices for the Work-Standard, I am now able to make more well-informed economic decisions. The streamlined methods, not to mention rectifying some pesky accounting errors, enable any qualitative analysis of Arbeit and Geld… Read More ›
As of this writing, the current literature for Digital Library IV is now available on The Fourth Estate. Digital Library IV pertains to research into the digital realm and its implications to the Work-Standard. Most of the Political Science literature… Read More ›
Moving on to a much lighter topic, I mentioned the other day that I was planning to return to discussions about the National Intranet and the International Internet. Anyone who has read my Blog will recall me mentioning about the… Read More ›
Bogumil, Okay, I finished my reading of the latest ARPLAN. With the latest post on my Blog completed, I feel that I should consolidate my observations from my previous comment with this particular comment. As I had pointed out yesterday,… Read More ›
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, it was postulated by International Relations (IR) scholars that Nationalism as an ideology would become split between Neoliberalism and Authoritarianism. We know that there has been an ongoing surge in Nationalism since the… Read More ›
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