Module 08 · halls and basic income
Factories that belong to everyone
The machines work round the clock and make as much as is needed. The gain goes back to the people who paid for them.
Control room
livePeople on this shift
Trades the machines took over
Where this hall came from
The demand the hall is to cover
Zabłocie-Wschód · chairsMove whatever you like. The line will always make exactly what the sum comes to. Never more.
Use of the line—
How the hall knows how much to make
Today against here
A factory today
- Produces up to the limit of what it can sell, because the line has to pay for itself.
- Pushes the surplus out with advertising and promotions.
- Whatever does not sell goes to landfill or the incinerator.
- The gain goes to the owner.
A specialist hall
- Produces the limit: the sum of demand and topping up the stock.
- The rest of the robots charge and wait.
- The material and energy saved stay in the surplus.
- The surplus goes to the residents.
Where the money in this hall comes from
Your basic income
AugustTogether, into your account, with no application
This is a floor, not a ceiling. On top of it come micropayments for things made earlier, and whatever you earn with your hands or your head. The wallet on the dashboard adds it all up.
Who paid for which halls
The same patent, two things
choose one and order itHow the mark is awarded
Two layers of income
The floor: the dividend from the halls
Above the floor: work by hand, by head, teaching, reviewsas much as you like
Machines make the things people need. People make the things people treasure. Nobody has to choose between the two, because the first is already assured.
A craftsperson in the hall
✋ how it works- A job at the Order Management Platform: somebody wants a thing from a patent made by hand.
- The auction: you bid if your profile meets the customer's terms.
- The hall is waiting: the machine reserved, the material delivered, a place in the store, a courier ordered.
- The mark Made by Human Hand is awarded by the gate, from the record of who stood at the machine.