This is one of four layers in the progress economy and captures those aspects that relate to (mainly phenomenological) decisions.
Here you’ll find:
- progress decisions, including sub pages for each
- Progress potential
- Progress reached
- progress hurdles
- Foundational Progress hurdle: lack of resource
- Five additional progress hurdles introduced by propositions
- decision processes – when making an attempt, what decisions and when does a seeker make
It’s also where we see the link between progress and value (in its various forms)
- how is value judged
- why, how and when is emerged value recognised – in order to be meaningful to the progress seeker)
- what is value destruction
Finally you’ll find articles on equitable exchange – your decision if the level of effort you are asked to provide in giving service (often indirectly) feels right given the level of effort in service (help to progress= you are looking to receive.
You can find more about the four-layer functional operating system here.
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