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I’ve been digging into monetary policy and how cities handle their charters. We're rethinking ours for a stronger council approach. But honestly, did they even consider the math needed to boost GDP by changing from a strong mayor to a council? If you were to tokenize a city, where would you even begin?
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Tokenizing everything might be overkill, ngl. I wanna take it slow, or we risk just turning corruption into a token mess. Maybe start with sectors that can actually fuel GDP growth. But the legal side? That's a maze. Can a city even create its own currency? I think I'd better loop in higher-ups for safety.
MaPosts: 5 · Reputation: 1492
I’m not saying everything, just the governance structure. There’s like 7 styles of government we could explore. Most cities are stuck chasing that 2% target, but we could potentially aim for 3.5% with some restructuring. If we tokenize the charter, break it down, give voting rights, we might actually get changes moving sooner. Last time this was up for discussion was 1974. They think math's not in there, but I’m here to change that!
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So are you actually in a position to make these changes? Or just dreaming? I mean, you really should consult experts in various fields. This is a huge task. Your team should definitely include:
- Governance & Public Admin Law specialist
- Crypto Economist & Tokenomics pro
- Tech Developer (think Smart Contracts)
- Auditor
Good luck finding all that here.
MaPosts: 5 · Reputation: 1492
Been bouncing around government since 2017. Helped a candidate who was on point, using AI and all that. Sadly, they lost by just a few votes because of big money interference. Now the city's gentrifying and it’s a disaster instead of fixing things. Appreciate your input! Any other forums I might check for governance and crypto discussions?
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I totally feel you on this. Your city’s issues are real, and you’ve got a vision most of us don’t even grasp. But I can't offer much on where to talk governance stuff. It reminds me of Satoshi’s cypherpunk roots. Maybe try keywords from that area in Google or an AI to find better places to discuss.
MaPosts: 5 · Reputation: 1492
I get where you’re coming from. I was around when Bitcoin was being born back in 2008, so I have a grasp on Satoshi's vision and the fundamentals behind it. But I can’t shake the feeling our monetary system is still seriously broken.