All value derives from people doing valuable things (modulo non renewable natural resources). Thus you could say that all value derives from *creating incentives that get people to do valuable things* (modulo intrinsic motivation, which is rare).
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Some people will say, "oh, that's just economics". Or "that's just law", "that's just management", "that's just gamification", etc. I mean, it is all of these things, obviously. But that's myopic, like saying infrastructure is just roads & bridges.
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An AI researcher would probably observe, "that field is just Collective Intelligence!". Which it also is. Cybernetics all the way down
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"who does what, why" is being smart 101 tbh
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Aka microeconomics
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It's part of what's called cryptonomics and bitcoin is crap I know but there's other much better chains, like Tezos, cosmos, polka-dot and flow that use proof of stake
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100% agreed. And I think this is a huge part of the appeal of the internet 3.0/web3, this topic definitely goes beyond just traditional companies. And h/t to
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The thoughts is that you should get someone like Paul Milgrom or Hal Varian or Eric Maskin or other numerous scholars who've studied this topic for decades
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Designing better economics is incentive engineering in the way that money happens to be the biggest motivator in most cases.
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Wise words
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It is studied though, mostly in economics: "An Introduction to the Economics of Information: Incentives and Contracts" by Macho-Stadler and Pérez-Castrillo is a great introduction. But not sure if you maybe weren't looking for something more practical.
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Tbf, that's more incentive analysis than inventive engineering. But the latter kind of follows from the former.
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