H20nly wrote:The other scenario I see is where someone comes along and says I don't have nothin... let me pretend to have something and get paid...
In this scenario the money is originated. A debt is issued. If the debitor does not generate any value ever, he is disclosed of the business circle. He cant profit anymore of the system until he pays his debt by generating some value.
H20nly wrote:
or I have a little something I have proved to you that I'm trustworthy... then they take a lot all at once and cash out. now the rest of the system is left holding the bag.
Again, system disclosure. And since the system is also a social system, the thief will be out of his social circle. Thats pretty harsh. Also, no profits anymore from the system. Works on ebay, and should work here even better because of the social boundaries.
H20nly wrote:
...kind of the same way that the price we pay for retail products is raised by too many of those products being stolen or broken and returned.
Thats ok, this system can live with it, the other can as well.
H20nly wrote:
Another real life example: my insurance goes up if too many people that drive Hondas get their car stolen or get in accidents.
Same in this system, but, since your business network is also your social network, you might be able to rely a bit more on the security that it provides, instead of going for institutional help. Together with friends you could build up your own social security system if you wanted. But it can be parallel as well.
H20nly wrote:
its the model where business passes certain costs off to the consumers, but that has to be checked when you start bringing those who "check" in because then you open up avenues of potential flaw and/or corruption.
costs always are passed on to the consumer. If not, it would not be profitable. Same here and there.
H20nly wrote:
I want it to work Grappadura I really do, but...
Get me a bunch of hackers that will do the job. PLZ