We live in times of change, where old belief systems and social structures are being tested, provoked and are no longer taken for granted. Where once lay certaintity there is now a growing confusion and disbelief. We seek to accelerate and ease the inevitable change by promoting a rapid evolution rather than a revolution.
By now it is understood that the power of the blockchain is decentralization, but the question remains what is that we should seek to decentralize? Do we stick to our old ways of doing business and running government? Or do we re-explore ideas once considered impossible and now by the trustless decentralization offered by the blockchain might be once again possible?
This organization sets to tackle 3 root causes that are preventing greater liberty for the masses and still divide us into hierarchical social classes. Not to say that there are no classes just that no class should have more power and thus the other classes have less freedom.
The ones having money and the moneyless, The landlords and the landless, The employers and the employees. The common thread among them is they are all men made fictional creations.
Money is but a tool invented by men, the land has been here before any of us and thus one cannot claim ownership or draw a border without exercising violence, the workplace division is also artificial just like master-slave, landlord-serf, king-subject.
The key to understanding why these are so pivotal to our social problems is the fact that the value and wealth generated by these constructs is never the accomplishment of one individual but rather the achievement and contribution of many individuals and even across generations.
Money is only as good as the trust the citizens have in it, the rising value of the land is the effort of the community around it and the production process is always a mutual effort of many people using knowledge passed on by previous generations.
So who is to decide how all this wealth, generated by so many people is to be divided? Shouldn’t it be the citizens deciding how the rising value of their currency is to be distributed rather than by private banks and corrupt governments?
Shouldn’t it be the community that decides what to do with the rising value of the lands around them rather than speculative investors?
Shouldn’t it be a mutual decision of all the workers how profits are to be distributed and invested?
Shouldn’t we be a democratic society?
Do we support private property? Absolutely!
Are we Socialists? Libertarians? Anarchists? No. We are Da Block. Disrupting money, the workplace and land by researching and building tools for a cooperative blockchain economy.
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