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‎Business Model

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‎Business Model

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‎Anti Social enterprise

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‎Patent the Web

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‎The User's Guide to the Human Mind

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‎Patent the Web

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‎The User's Guide to the Human Mind

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‎The User's Guide to the Human Mind

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−	=~~Business Model~~=	+	=Changes in how business work=

	==Historically it was all about the money==		==Historically it was all about the money==

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 =Business Model=
-==I-space==
+http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2013/06/26/the-origin-of-the-worlds-dumbest-idea-milton-friedman/#14dfef5214ca
-Friedman’s article was ferocious. Any business executives who pursued a goal other than making money were, “unwitting puppets of the intellectual forces that have been undermining the basis of a free society these past decades.” They were guilty of “analytical looseness and lack of rigor.” They had even turned themselves into “unelected government officials” who were illegally taxing employers and customers.
+==Shareholder value is a result==
-http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2013/06/26/the-origin-of-the-worlds-dumbest-idea-milton-friedman/#14dfef5214ca
+http://www.cbsnews.com/news/does-jack-welch-think-shareholder-value-is-a-dumb-idea/
 ==Inversion of business==
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 http://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/creating-value-in-the-age-of-distributed-capitalism
 ==Constellation of micro enterprises around the consumer==
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-==Federated payment challenge==
+==I-space==
 But creating effective federations is challenging. Apple, like Facebook, has struggled to define its relationship with application developers. Both companies began by regarding applications as simply hosted transactions—a manifestation of the old genome—but are evolving toward a recognition that applications are a seamless extension of their end users’ experience. And both are confronting the following challenge: how much control will they, as the coordinators of their respective federations, exercise, compared with other member enterprises and with end users? Amazon.com has exerted control by requiring companies that participate in its marketplace to comply with its customer standards and be subject to its methods of “engineered trust,” such as published customer evaluations. These kinds of relationships are the early building blocks of federated support networks.
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 insights/creating-value-in-the-age-of-distributed-capitalism
-Jake: My viewpoint is that there should be layers to the platform, the bottom layer is the foundation and it should set the least restrictions. Creators of value should choose on which layer they want to build their business.
+===Federated payment solution===
 ==Shared income==

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-==Anti Social enterprise==
+==Opposition to social responsibility==
-Friedman’s article was ferocious. Any business executives who pursued a goal other than making money were, he said, “unwitting puppets of the intellectual forces that have been undermining the basis of a free society these past decades.” They were guilty of “analytical looseness and lack of rigor.” They had even turned themselves into “unelected government officials” who were illegally taxing employers and customers.
+In 1970 Milton Friedman opposed any social responsibility.
 http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2013/06/26/the-origin-of-the-worlds-dumbest-idea-milton-friedman/#14dfef5214ca

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 =Patents=
-==Patent the Web==
+==Patenting the Web==
 <blockquote>
 When Berners-Lee invented the web, did he apply for a patent on it, Doan asked.

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 <blockquote>
-> Find out how your mind tries to limit your behavior and your potential.
+Find out how your mind tries to limit your behavior and your potential.
-> Discover how pessimism functions as your mind’s error management system.
+Discover how pessimism functions as your mind’s error management system.
-> Learn why you shouldn’t believe everything you think.
+Learn why you shouldn’t believe everything you think.
-> Overrule your thoughts and feelings and take charge of your mind and your life.
+Overrule your thoughts and feelings and take charge of your mind and your life.
 </blockquote>

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 ==Patent the Web==
 <blockquote>
-> When Berners-Lee invented the web, did he apply for a patent on it, Doan asked.
+When Berners-Lee invented the web, did he apply for a patent on it, Doan asked.
-> “No,” said Berners-Lee.
-> “Why not?” asked Doan.
+“No,” said Berners-Lee.
-> “The internet was already around. I was taking hypertext, and it was around a long time too. I was taking stuff we knew how to do…. All I was doing was putting together bits that had been around for years in a particular combination to meet the needs that I have.”
-> Doan: “And who owns the web?”
+“Why not?” asked Doan.
-> Berners-Lee: “We do.”
-> Doan: “The web we all own, is it ‘interactive’?”
+“The internet was already around. I was taking hypertext, and it was around a long time too. I was taking stuff we knew how to do…. All I was doing was putting together bits that had been around for years in a particular combination to meet the needs that I have.”
-> “It is pretty interactive, yeah,” said Berners-Lee, smiling.
 </blockquote>
 https://www.wired.com/2012/02/tim-berners-lee-patent/

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 Share some of the commission earned from sales to the people who helped to make the sale possible.
-###Monetising recommendations
+===Monetising recommendations===
 Find ways to monetise likes, reviews, recommendations, dislikes, warnings, and any other way that people can help other people choose how to spend their money.
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 http://tomreillytraining.com/writings-and-recordings/articles/the-value-added-sales-process/
-==Technology
+==Technology==
 Use open technology to give this initiative the best chance of being a global standard, even if the profitability is curtailed.