SEAHEART 16.1 / MARKET DAY

NOTES: discuss island economy, barter system based on individual's access to general consumables and crafts and the enhanced social integration of the population in the business of the islands' survival; how, while the Seaheart's conception was initiated by older citizens of many countries, it's continuing evolution is guided by the vigor and style of youth.

A co-worker of mine, Sonya, while discussing the economy, suggested that she'd like to pay for general items with rocks, and we talked about how we've learned to value, or mis-value products and how money, an abstract, has taken on a life of it's own, interest bearing, bought and sold as if it were a product of someone's labor; so there should be no money on Seaheart, just a better understanding of the course of a product, from it's inception, through design and manufacture, it's 'sale' and of course it's use and maintenance. LET'S GET REAL! Money is more often used to promote inequality and diminish initiative in this fascist failed state in which we live, than it enables economic equality, by reason of inaccurate valuation of product worth and inequity in establishing socially democratic instruments of production