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Core Pathway - Primary Assumption

This project was initiated with the idea that the following pathway would liberate labor. This pathway could be characterized by material gains for workers in the form of resources, time, and capital being used to organize divestment campaigns and to purchase or otherwise acquire our housing and workplaces collectively. With collective ownership and successful organizing to divest from systems of greed, the people could independently democratize the use of resources and institute policies that prevent greed.

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Abstract

Liberating workers along the core pathway will require individuals to take action. The type of action varies across available resources, network, skills, and constraints. In the current state, listless activists, researchers, historians, and community organizers have suggested many different activities and actions that could be categorized along the core pathway. Individuals invested in liberating labor and combating greed are required to investigate and research local initiatives, weigh and consider their impact, and then assess the level of commitment they can make, measured against the constraints they face. Accurate conjecture and assessments of the present conditions could include large numbers of variables, the completed data for which is rarely available. It may also be difficult to align current local initiatives and skillset. Finally, objective analysis on how to prioritize time based on impact is largely excluded from mutual aid and collective action. This project aims to resolve these issues by compiling possible action, making instinctive assumptions, and building a flexible framework through which those assessments could be tested or amended. If the activities and constraints are measured and compared, then the required resources can be evaluated and shared. The first aim to test this hypothesis is to compile a list of activities and assess their scale, solvability, neglectedness, resource cost, needed skills, and time cost to finalize needed hours and resources. That sum total of hours and resources could then be used as constants when assessing how many people over what period of time and how much in resources would be needed to complete the activities. The second aim is to then build a tool that would assess the constraints, skills, resources, time, and network of an individual to propose suggested tasks or activities.

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Constraints

This project began with constraints that are applied systemically, and affect individuals directly. These constraints are included in the table below. These constraints will be assessed and used to determine if an individual has enough time, skills, and resources to support the core pathway. With too high of a constraint score, individuals would be better off supporting themselves.

Table 01 - Listed Constraints



CONSTRAINTS

Employment + Threat of Poverty

Dependent Care + Caretaking

Bureaucracy

Administrative Burden

Consumption + Market Participation

Accessibility of Entertainment

Media Tone and Content

Cost of Knowledge

Cost of Communication

Ease and Abundance of Isolation

Lack of 3rd Spaces

Lack of Perspective and Relevant History

Algorithmic Feeds and Bias

Lack of Emotional Regulation

Act and Threat of Imprisonment

Misinformation

Travel Distance and Difficulty

Healthcare and Quality of Life

Harmful Relationships

Prejudice and Discrimination

Basic Needs Markets Infected by Greed (Housing, Healthcare, etc.)

Lack of Safety Nets and Stability of Core Needs

Delays and Endurance of the Flawed Justice System

Empathy of Exposure and Proximity to Pain

Lack of Justice and Accountability from the Wealthy

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Constraint severities were calculated by totaling severity posed by threats to action or impact under 3 categories: a threat to action or impact draining or inhibiting factors promoting independence, the pervasiveness of the root causes relating to the threat to action or impact, and risks imposed by resistance to the threat to action or impact.

Table 02 - Threats to Action or Impact and their Severity



ID

CATEGORY TYPE

CATEGORY

THREAT

SEVERITY (1-9)

AA

Drains/Inhibits

Energy

Action

8

AB

Drains/Inhibits

Time

Action

9

AC

Drains/Inhibits

Space

Action

4

AD

Drains/Inhibits

Money

Action

9

AE

Drains/Inhibits

Tools / Use of Skills

Action

5

AF

Cause

Capitalism or Capital Incentive

Impact

9

AG

Cause

Market Domination or Consolidation

Impact

9

AH

Cause

Law or Policy

Impact

8

AI

Cause

Education

Impact

7

AJ

Cause

Oppression

Impact

8

AK

Cause

Infrastructure

Impact

6

AL

Cause

Social/Wealth Stratification

Impact

9

AM

Risks

Needs Security

Action

9

AN

Risks

Community

Impact

8

AO

Risks

Physical Safety

Action

9

AP

Risks

Balance

Action

5

AQ

Risks

Financial Security

Action

9

AR

Risks

Access to Care/Support

Action

7

AS

Risks

Personal Development

Action

4

AT

Risks

Collective Ownership

Action

5

AU

Risks

Democratization of Resources

Impact

8

AV

Risks

Policy or Rule Development

Impact

8

AW

Risks

Limits on Greed

Impact

9

AX

Risks

Liberty

Impact

8

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These threats to action or impact were scored based on instinctive assumptions. The severity is representative of the value related to the action or impact. Acting on the resource of time for instance is evaluated at the highest level of severity, as the resource of time is incredibly valuable to action. A constraint that drains or inhibits time would then be included in the sum count of threats to action or impact calculated for the categorical score, or the ‘drains severity’ score.

Each constraint would receive a constraint severity score. Constraint severities ranged from 5.707 to 10.391. When sorting constraints, the delays and endurance of the flawed justice system ended up being one of the most severe constraints.

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Table 03 - Constraint Severities

CONSTRAINTS

Drains

Causes

Risks

Drain Severity

Cause Severity

Risk Severity

Severity Score

Employment + Threat of Poverty

AA|AB|AC|AE

AF|AG|AH|AL

AM|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AX

2.830

3.088

3.496

9.414

Dependent Care + Caretaking

AA|AB|AC|AD

AF|AG|AH|AK

AM|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AX

2.954

3.010

3.344

9.309

Bureaucracy

AA|AB|AD

AG|AH|AJ|AK|AL

AP|AQ|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW|AX

2.830

3.204

3.496

9.530

Administrative Burden

AA|AB|AD

AG|AH|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV

2.830

3.344

3.136

9.311

Consumption + Market Participation

AA|AB|AD|AE

AF|AG|AK|AL

AM|AN|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AW

2.983

3.037

3.612

9.632

Accessibility of Entertainment

AB|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AI|AK|AL

AN|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW

2.723

3.362

3.599

9.685

Media Tone and Content

AA|AB

AG|AI|AJ|AL

AN|AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW

2.461

3.037

3.465

8.963

Cost of Knowledge

AA|AB|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AJ

AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW|AX

2.983

3.063

3.465

9.510

Cost of Communication

AA|AB|AD

AF|AG|AH|AJ|AK|AL

AN|AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW|AX

2.830

3.380

3.585

9.795

Ease and Abundance of Isolation

AA|AB|AC

AG|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV

2.644

3.182

3.715

9.541

Lack of 3rd Spaces

AA|AC

AF|AG|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AX

2.158

3.362

3.703

9.223

Lack of Perspective and Relevant History

AB|AE

AF|AG|AI|AL

AP|AS|AT|AU|AV|AX

2.292

3.063

3.160

8.515

Algorithmic Feeds and Bias

AA|AB

AG|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AN|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW|AX

2.461

3.182

3.512

9.155

Lack of Emotional Regulation

AA|AB|AE

AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AX

2.685

2.954

3.599

9.238

Act and Threat of Imprisonment

AA|AB|AC|AD

AF|AG|AH|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AX

2.954

3.496

3.806

10.257

Misinformation

AA|AB|AE

AF|AG|AH|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AN|AO|AP|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AW|AX

2.685

3.496

3.703

9.884

Travel Distance and Difficulty

AA|AB|AC|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AJ|AK

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AX

3.088

3.204

3.806

10.098

Healthcare and Quality of Life

AA|AB|AC|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS

3.088

3.496

3.415

10.000

Harmful Relationships

AA|AB|AC|AD|AE

AF|AH|AI|AJ|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS

3.088

3.226

3.415

9.729

Prejudice and Discrimination

AA|AB|AD|AE

AF|AH|AI|AJ|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AR|AS|AV|AX

2.983

3.226

3.527

9.735

Basic Needs Markets Infected by Greed (Housing, Healthcare, etc.)

AA|AB|AC|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AX

3.088

3.496

3.715

10.299

Lack of Safety Nets and Stability of Core Needs

AA|AB|AC|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV

3.088

3.380

3.715

10.183

Delays and Endurance of the Flawed Justice System

AA|AB|AC|AD|AE

AF|AG|AH|AI|AJ|AK|AL

AM|AN|AO|AP|AQ|AR|AS|AT|AU|AV|AX

3.088

3.496

3.806

10.391

Empathy of Exposure and Proximity to Pain

AA|AB

AM|AN|AO|AP|AR|AS

2.461

3.246

5.707

Lack of Justice and Accountability from the Wealthy

AA|AB|AC|AD

AF|AG|AH|AK|AL

AT|AU|AV|AW|AX

2.954

3.226

3.160

9.339

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Task Generation

According to the primary assumption, tasks would need to be outlined that contribute to liberation. There would be high level tasks that broadly contribute to the goals and further specified subtasks to the high level tasks. Each high level tasks was categorized by which step in the path it supported, and then the high level tasks were scored for scale, solvability, neglectedness, time cost and resource cost. Additionally, nine broadly applicable capacities (or skills) were defined that were allocated into low, medium, and highly applicable categories.

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Table 04 - Path Categories

Path Categories

Material gains for workers

Organized Divestment

Collective Ownership

Democratized Use of Resources

Policies Preventing Greed

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Table 05 - Capacities



Capacities

Initial

Technical Skills

T

Task Management and Task Deconstruction

M

Organizing New Information

O

Vision and Ideological State

V

Emotional Health and Conflict Resolution

E

Organized Divestment

L

Debate and Ideological Competition

D

Connection and Campaigning

C

Research, Discovery, and Knowledge Acquisition

R

Sense of Self/Role

S

Physical Strength, Mobility, and Flexibility

P

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Table 06 - High Level Tasks



Path Category

Task

Material gains for workers

A time-saving favor

Material gains for workers

A money-saving gift

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Material gains for workers

A repair/fix of a needed tool

Material gains for workers

Cooking and sharing a meal

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Organized Divestment

Share a moment, an emotional release

Material gains for workers

Develop and activate task/time management tools

Material gains for workers

Provide healthcare and healing services

Material gains for workers

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

Organized Divestment

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

Organized Divestment

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

Collective Ownership

Form tenants unions

Collective Ownership

Form workers unions

Collective Ownership

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

Organized Divestment

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

Democratized Use of Resources

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

Organized Divestment

Distribute literature

Collective Ownership

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

Democratized Use of Resources

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

Collective Ownership

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

Collective Ownership

Collect and record histories and experiences

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Organized Divestment

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

Democratized Use of Resources

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

Policies Preventing Greed

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

Collective Ownership

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

Collective Ownership

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

Organized Divestment

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

Material gains for workers

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

Collective Ownership

Create and display art

Organized Divestment

Create rituals for community belonging

Organized Divestment

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

Democratized Use of Resources

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

Organized Divestment

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

Democratized Use of Resources

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

Democratized Use of Resources

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

Policies Preventing Greed

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

Policies Preventing Greed

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

Policies Preventing Greed

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

Policies Preventing Greed

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being



After the high level tasks were drafted, the subtasks were drafted with a corresponding high level task. In calculating the various scores related to each task and category, some assessments were levied on the subtasks while others were applied to the high level tasks. The methodology will divide the scores and their respective calculations into disparate sections.





Category

Task

Subtask

Material gains for workers

A time-saving favor

Fix a bike

Material gains for workers

A time-saving favor

Paint or decorate for others

Material gains for workers

A time-saving favor

Carpool or offer rides

Material gains for workers

A time-saving favor

Complete Paperwork

Material gains for workers

A time-saving favor

Sewing/Repairing clothes

Material gains for workers

A money-saving gift

Gift a meal

Material gains for workers

A money-saving gift

Gift a mode of transportation

Material gains for workers

A money-saving gift

Gift a tool

Material gains for workers

A money-saving gift

Gift a source of knowledge

Material gains for workers

A money-saving gift

Gift second-hand clothes, materials, plants, tools, books, media

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Starting or supporting a book drive

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Connecting with people and building crowdfunding campaigns for them in return

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Open or stock a food pantry

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Organizing group laundry cycles

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Create ways to share access to medicine and medical supplies

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Join a local org that offers free food to masses (e.g. soup kitchen, food not bombs)

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Start or support a childcare or petcare collective

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Organize or support a legal services clinic

Material gains for workers

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

Create or support a community-led crisis response team

Material gains for workers

A repair/fix of a needed tool

Test fire alarms and detectors

Material gains for workers

A repair/fix of a needed tool

Diagnose or repair plumbing, HVAC, water leaks, circuitry, or other vital housing utility

Material gains for workers

A repair/fix of a needed tool

Diagnose or repair automobile issues

Material gains for workers

A repair/fix of a needed tool

Share spare parts for tool repair

Material gains for workers

A repair/fix of a needed tool

Share tools for others to use

Material gains for workers

Cooking and sharing a meal

Cook/gift a meal for a few

Material gains for workers

Cooking and sharing a meal

Cook/gift a meal for many

Material gains for workers

Cooking and sharing a meal

Share a meal with a few

Material gains for workers

Cooking and sharing a meal

Share a meal with many

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn legal defenses and knowledge

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn electronics, circuitry, and wiring principles

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn medicine, CPR, first-aid, or emergency care

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn research, data collection, and analysis

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn carpentry, construction, and structural development

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn mechanics and machinery

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn art, painting, music, writing, photography, printing, poetry, or cinematography

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn sewing (for repair or design) or fiber arts

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn grounding, nervous system support, and emotional regulation

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn refuge, seeking safety, and survival skills

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn gardening, plant care, and flora identification

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn mediation, conflict resolution, facilitation, or negotiation

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn water purification or chemistries of survival

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn biology, biochemistry, and pharmacokinetics

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn a new language

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn campaigning, communicating broadly, and making distribution materials

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn the history of movements, self-reproducing and reciprocal communities

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn the basics of plumbing, HVAC, and housing utilities

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn legal defenses and knowledge with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn electronics, circuitry, and wiring principles with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn medicine, CPR, first-aid, or emergency care with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn research, data collection, and analysis with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn carpentry, construction, and structural development with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn mechanics and machinery with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn art, painting, music, writing, photography, printing, poetry, or cinematography with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn sewing (for repair or design) or fiber arts with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn grounding, nervous system support, and emotional regulation with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn refuge, seeking safety, and survival skills with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn gardening, plant care, and flora identification with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn mediation, conflict resolution, facilitation, or negotiation with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn water purification or chemistries of survival with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn biology, biochemistry, and pharmacokinetics with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn a new language with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn campaigning, communicating broadly, and making distribution materials with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn the history of movements, self-reproducing and reciprocal communities with others

Material gains for workers

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

Teach or learn the basics of plumbing, HVAC, and housing utilities with others

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a library

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a tool storage

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a cyber server

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a group chat

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a gallery

Material gains for workers

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a craft supply storage

Organized Divestment

Share a moment, an emotional release

Make opportunities to share art with others

Organized Divestment

Share a moment, an emotional release

Offer others a chance to share their story and be heard

Organized Divestment

Share a moment, an emotional release

Consenting to share a moment of vulnerability

Material gains for workers

Develop and activate task/time management tools

Develop and deploy task management systems

Material gains for workers

Develop and activate task/time management tools

Develop and deploy time management systems (e.g. calendars)

Material gains for workers

Provide healthcare and healing services

Develop or support a clinic

Material gains for workers

Provide healthcare and healing services

Develop or support programs on emotional regulation

Material gains for workers

Provide healthcare and healing services

Plan or support retreats for healing

Material gains for workers

Provide healthcare and healing services

Table with diagnostic or preventive healthcare supplies at events

Organized Divestment

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

Set up physical security systems to keep fascists out

Organized Divestment

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

Set up cyber security systems to keep fascists out

Organized Divestment

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

Set up communication security systems to keep fascists out

Material gains for workers

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

Trade useful items or hobby supplies with neighbors

Material gains for workers

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

Share or ask for useful items or hobby supplies with neighbors

Organized Divestment

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

Organize or attend a farmer's market regularly

Organized Divestment

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

Organize or attend a resource fair regularly

Organized Divestment

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

Set up tours to unionized factories or communes

Organized Divestment

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

Ensure suppliers for products and services are responsibly sourced

Organized Divestment

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

Vertically integrate home goods and products where possible

Organized Divestment

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

Work towards bringing income from anti-greed practitioners

Collective Ownership

Form tenants unions

Form or support tenants unions

Collective Ownership

Form workers unions

Form or support workers unions

Collective Ownership

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

Form or join peer support networks

Organized Divestment

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

Join buy-nothing groups

Collective Ownership

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

Network across interest, hobby, or identity groups

Democratized Use of Resources

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

Check in on friends and comrades

Democratized Use of Resources

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

Work with friends and comrades to support them and understand their needs

Democratized Use of Resources

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

Develop mutual systems that allow people to safely input their needs

Organized Divestment

Distribute literature

Create, print, and/or distribute literature

Organized Divestment

Distribute literature

Create and post art or media to be made public or available to others

Collective Ownership

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

Support banks and investments that support labor

Collective Ownership

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

Use financial literacy to plan for larger projects or campaigns

Collective Ownership

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

Evaluate resources as a pool to attempt larger projects or campaigns

Democratized Use of Resources

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

Collective Ownership

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

Organize and attend art galleries

Collective Ownership

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

Organize and attend music venues

Collective Ownership

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

Organize and attend places for ideas to be on display

Collective Ownership

Collect and record histories and experiences

Ask friends to tell their stories and record them

Collective Ownership

Collect and record histories and experiences

Tell or create stories (with permission) of trial and growth and meaning

Collective Ownership

Collect and record histories and experiences

Record histories and make roadmaps for the future fighters

Collective Ownership

Collect and record histories and experiences

Compile histories with lived experiences and protect them

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test safety and security best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test documentation and record keeping best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test communication best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test conflict resolution best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test task and time management best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test organizing and programming best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

Write, share, and test strategy best practices and processes

Organized Divestment

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

Promote and support organizations that inhibit greed

Organized Divestment

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

Design and deploy a self-governance system that allows everyone to practice reciprocity

Organized Divestment

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

Develop and test a system of rules and practices that prevent greed

Democratized Use of Resources

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

Install self governance systems to exclude capitalistic/fascist practices and systems

Democratized Use of Resources

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

Use self-governance and capital-excluded systems to leverage better resources sharing and management

Policies Preventing Greed

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

Install rules and policies that socialize or regulate greed for raw materials

Policies Preventing Greed

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

Demonstrate how self-governance systems can be duplicated successfully at the policy level

Policies Preventing Greed

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

Install rules and policies that socialize and support labor supporting labor

Policies Preventing Greed

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

Install rules and policies that regulate consumerism, marketing, and market betting

Policies Preventing Greed

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

Socialize and decentralize basic-needs

Collective Ownership

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

Buy homes or mutli-unit residences with friends

Collective Ownership

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

Survey and buy land with friends and comrades

Collective Ownership

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

Work with tenants unions to buy complexes or assume part ownership (with collective power)

Collective Ownership

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

Organize and fight for shared ownership of businesses harvesting resources

Collective Ownership

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

Organize and fight for shared ownership of businesses that provide services to other laborers

Organized Divestment

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

Set up or support bail funds, legal aid clinics, and other means of defending the imprisoned

Organized Divestment

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

Protect laborers from conglomeration, rent-hikes, and market domination

Organized Divestment

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

Protect comrades from armed forces wielded as fascist arms

Material gains for workers

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

Set up or support childcare facilities, events, or occasions

Material gains for workers

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

Set up or support care for people with disabilities

Material gains for workers

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

Ask to share in the support for dependents

Collective Ownership

Create and display art

Create murals that honor each other or honor values

Collective Ownership

Create and display art

Create and perform/display collections of art, music, and media that rally our comrades

Collective Ownership

Create and display art

Place art or music in accessible places

Organized Divestment

Create rituals for community belonging

Create routine events that allow people to congregate for a shared experience

Organized Divestment

Create rituals for community belonging

Create group practices that can be shared and repeated to reinforce belonging

Organized Divestment

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

Set up and use rules and practices that are inclusive and install safety to attendees

Organized Divestment

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

Host or attend opportunities to express feelings of joy or grief, honor those feelings

Democratized Use of Resources

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

Regularly congregate to assess the needs of the community

Democratized Use of Resources

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

Be wise, fair, and giving in the assessment of resource quantities, stores, and uses

Organized Divestment

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

Boycott funds, products, services, and time from greedy and fascistic people

Organized Divestment

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

Divest funds, products, services, and time from greedy and fascistic people

Democratized Use of Resources

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

Democratized Use of Resources

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

Document and publicize the source and production of goods and services

Democratized Use of Resources

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

Share stories of laborers and producers

Democratized Use of Resources

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

Understand and call out the tools used by capitalists to aggregate wealth and incur the costs on laborers

Policies Preventing Greed

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

Build sustainable and self-reproducing systems to perpetuate resource management

Policies Preventing Greed

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

Build sustainable and self-reproducing systems to perpetuate policies restricting greed

Policies Preventing Greed

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

Policies Preventing Greed

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

Learn from capitalist incentives to defend, educate, and empower labor

Policies Preventing Greed

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

Envision a future that supports labor and inhibits capitalist incentives

Policies Preventing Greed

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

Encourage and support allies co-regionally and globally to prioritize labor, liberty, and well-being

Policies Preventing Greed

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

Campaign broadly and lead by example to spread the support for labor, liberty, and well-being

Policies Preventing Greed

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

Develop toolkits for others to use and test in expanding support for labor, liberty, and well-being

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Scale

Calculating scale relied on applying a degree of minimum scope and maximum scope to each subtask. The scope ranged from a minimum scope of an individual to a maximum scope of everyone. The range of the scopes is included in Table 07 below. Then, the average minimum subtask score and the average maximum subtask scope were computed for each high level task.



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Table 07 - Range of Scope



Degree

Score

1

Individual

5

Close Friends

10

Small Network

20

Stretched Network

50

Organization

100

Community Subset - Identity Community

1000

Local Community (Narrow)

10000

Local Community (Broad)

100000

Municipality

1000000

Network of Municipalities

10000000

State or Region

100000000

Country or Largest Governed Body

1000000000

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

9000000000

Global

10000000000

All

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Table 08 - Subtask Scope



Subtask

Smallest Scope

Degree Required

Largest Scope

Degree Possible

Fix a bike

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Paint or decorate for others

Individual

1

Organization

50

Carpool or offer rides

Individual

1

Small Network

10

Complete Paperwork

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Sewing/Repairing clothes

Individual

1

Organization

50

Gift a meal

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Gift a mode of transportation

Individual

1

Organization

50

Gift a tool

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Gift a source of knowledge

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Gift second-hand clothes, materials, plants, tools, books, media

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Starting or supporting a book drive

Close Friends

5

Municipality

100000

Connecting with people and building crowdfunding campaigns for them in return

Close Friends

5

All

10000000000

Open or stock a food pantry

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Organizing group laundry cycles

Close Friends

5

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Create ways to share access to medicine and medical supplies

Small Network

10

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Join a local org that offers free food to masses (e.g. soup kitchen, food not bombs)

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Start or support a childcare or petcare collective

Individual

1

Stretched Network

20

Organize or support a legal services clinic

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Create or support a community-led crisis response team

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Test fire alarms and detectors

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Diagnose or repair plumbing, HVAC, water leaks, circuitry, or other vital housing utility

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Diagnose or repair automobile issues

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Share spare parts for tool repair

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Share tools for others to use

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Cook/gift a meal for a few

Individual

1

Small Network

10

Cook/gift a meal for many

Small Network

10

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Share a meal with a few

Close Friends

5

Stretched Network

20

Share a meal with many

Small Network

10

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Teach or learn legal defenses and knowledge

Individual

1

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Teach or learn electronics, circuitry, and wiring principles

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Teach or learn medicine, CPR, first-aid, or emergency care

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Teach or learn research, data collection, and analysis

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Teach or learn carpentry, construction, and structural development

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn mechanics and machinery

Individual

1

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Teach or learn art, painting, music, writing, photography, printing, poetry, or cinematography

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Teach or learn sewing (for repair or design) or fiber arts

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn grounding, nervous system support, and emotional regulation

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Teach or learn refuge, seeking safety, and survival skills

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn gardening, plant care, and flora identification

Individual

1

State or Region

10000000

Teach or learn mediation, conflict resolution, facilitation, or negotiation

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Teach or learn water purification or chemistries of survival

Individual

1

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Teach or learn biology, biochemistry, and pharmacokinetics

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Teach or learn a new language

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn campaigning, communicating broadly, and making distribution materials

Individual

1

Country or Largest Governed Body

100000000

Teach or learn the history of movements, self-reproducing and reciprocal communities

Individual

1

State or Region

10000000

Teach or learn the basics of plumbing, HVAC, and housing utilities

Individual

1

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Teach or learn legal defenses and knowledge with others

Close Friends

5

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Teach or learn electronics, circuitry, and wiring principles with others

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Teach or learn medicine, CPR, first-aid, or emergency care with others

Close Friends

5

Municipality

100000

Teach or learn research, data collection, and analysis with others

Close Friends

5

All

10000000000

Teach or learn carpentry, construction, and structural development with others

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn mechanics and machinery with others

Close Friends

5

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Teach or learn art, painting, music, writing, photography, printing, poetry, or cinematography with others

Close Friends

5

All

10000000000

Teach or learn sewing (for repair or design) or fiber arts with others

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn grounding, nervous system support, and emotional regulation with others

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Teach or learn refuge, seeking safety, and survival skills with others

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn gardening, plant care, and flora identification with others

Close Friends

5

State or Region

10000000

Teach or learn mediation, conflict resolution, facilitation, or negotiation with others

Close Friends

5

Municipality

100000

Teach or learn water purification or chemistries of survival with others

Close Friends

5

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Teach or learn biology, biochemistry, and pharmacokinetics with others

Close Friends

5

All

10000000000

Teach or learn a new language with others

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Teach or learn campaigning, communicating broadly, and making distribution materials with others

Close Friends

5

Country or Largest Governed Body

100000000

Teach or learn the history of movements, self-reproducing and reciprocal communities with others

Close Friends

5

State or Region

10000000

Teach or learn the basics of plumming, HVAC, and housing utilities with others

Close Friends

5

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a library

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a tool storage

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a cyber server

Individual

1

Global

9000000000

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a group chat

Individual

1

Global

9000000000

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a gallery

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Create, support, volunteer at, gift, or run a craft supply storage

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Make opportunities to share art with others

Close Friends

5

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Offer others a chance to share their story and be heard

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Consenting to share a moment of vulnerability

Individual

1

Stretched Network

20

Develop and deploy task management systems

Individual

1

Country or Largest Governed Body

100000000

Develop and deploy time management systems (e.g. calendars)

Individual

1

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Develop or support a clinic

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Develop or support programs on emotional regulation

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Plan or support retreats for healing

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Table with diagnostic or preventive healthcare supplies at events

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Set up physical security systems to keep fascists out

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Set up cyber security systems to keep fascists out

Individual

1

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Set up communication security systems to keep fascists out

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Trade useful items or hobby supplies with neighbors

Individual

1

Stretched Network

20

Share or ask for useful items or hobby supplies with neighbors

Individual

1

Stretched Network

20

Organize or attend a farmer's market regularly

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Organize or attend a resource fair regularly

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Set up tours to unionized factories or communes

Small Network

10

Organization

50

Ensure suppliers for products and services are responsibly sourced

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Vertically integrate home goods and products where possible

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Work towards bringing income from anti-greed practitioners

Individual

1

Organization

50

Form or support tenants unions

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Form or support workers unions

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Form or join peer support networks

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Join buy-nothing groups

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Network across interest, hobby, or identity groups

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Check in on friends and comrades

Individual

1

Organization

50

Work with friends and comrades to support them and understand their needs

Close Friends

5

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Develop mutual systems that allow people to safely input their needs

Organization

50

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Create, print, and/or distribute literature

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Create and post art or media to be made public or available to others

Individual

1

State or Region

10000000

Support banks and investments that support labor

Individual

1

Country or Largest Governed Body

100000000

Use financial literacy to plan for larger projects or campaigns

Stretched Network

20

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Evaluate resources as a pool to attempt larger projects or campaigns

Organization

50

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Organize and attend art galleries

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Organize and attend music venues

Individual

1

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Organize and attend places for ideas to be on display

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Ask friends to tell their stories and record them

Close Friends

5

Stretched Network

20

Tell or create stories (with permission) of trial and growth and meaning

Close Friends

5

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Record histories and make roadmaps for the future fighters

Small Network

10

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Compile histories with lived experiences and protect them

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test safety and security best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test documentation and record keeping best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test communication best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test conflict resolution best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test task and time management best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test organizing and programming best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Write, share, and test strategy best practices and processes

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Promote and support organizations that inhibit greed

Individual

1

Global

9000000000

Design and deploy a self-governance system that allows everyone to practice reciprocity

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Global

9000000000

Develop and test a system of rules and practices that prevent greed

Organization

50

Global

9000000000

Install self governance systems to exclude capitalistic/fascist practices and systems

Small Network

10

Global

9000000000

Use self-governance and capital-excluded systems to leverage better resources sharing and management

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Global

9000000000

Install rules and policies that socialize or regulate greed for raw materials

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Global

9000000000

Demonstrate how self-governance systems can be duplicated successfully at the policy level

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Global

9000000000

Install rules and policies that socialize and support labor supporting labor

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Global

9000000000

Install rules and policies that regulate consumerism, marketing, and market betting

Municipality

100000

Global

9000000000

Socialize and decentralize basic-needs

Municipality

100000

Global

9000000000

Buy homes or mutli-unit residences with friends

Small Network

10

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Survey and buy land with friends and comrades

Stretched Network

20

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Work with tenants unions to buy complexes or assume part ownership (with collective power)

Organization

50

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Organize and fight for shared ownership of businesses harvesting resources

Organization

50

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Organize and fight for shared ownership of businesses that provide services to other laborers

Organization

50

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Set up or support bail funds, legal aid clinics, and other means of defending the imprisoned

Small Network

10

State or Region

10000000

Protect laborers from conglomeration, rent-hikes, and market domination

Close Friends

5

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Protect comrades from armed forces wielded as fascist arms

Individual

1

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Set up or support childcare facilities, events, or occasions

Individual

1

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Set up or support care for people with disabilities

Individual

1

Stretched Network

20

Ask to share in the support for dependents

Individual

1

Organization

50

Create murals that honor each other or honor values

Individual

1

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

Create and perform/display collections of art, music, and media that rally our comrades

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Place art or music in accessible places

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Create routine events that allow people to congregate for a shared experience

Small Network

10

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Create group practices that can be shared and repeated to reinforce belonging

Small Network

10

Local Community (Broad)

10000

Set up and use rules and practices that are inclusive and install safety to attendees

Small Network

10

State or Region

10000000

Host or attend opportunities to express feelings of joy or grief, honor those feelings

Individual

1

Municipality

100000

Regularly congregate to assess the needs of the community

Organization

50

Network of Municipalities

1000000

Be wise, fair, and giving in the assessment of resource quantities, stores, and uses

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Country or Largest Governed Body

100000000

Boycott funds, products, services, and time from greedy and fascistic people

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Divest funds, products, services, and time from greedy and fascistic people

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

Individual

1

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Document and publicize the source and production of goods and services

Individual

1

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Share stories of laborers and producers

Individual

1

Multiple Countries or Governed Bodies

1000000000

Understand and call out the tools used by capitalists to aggregate wealth and incur the costs on laborers

Individual

1

Global

9000000000

Build sustainable and self-reproducing systems to perpetuate resource management

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Global

9000000000

Build sustainable and self-reproducing systems to perpetuate policies restricting greed

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Global

9000000000

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

Local Community (Narrow)

1000

All

10000000000

Learn from capitalist incentives to defend, educate, and empower labor

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Envision a future that supports labor and inhibits capitalist incentives

Individual

1

All

10000000000

Encourage and support allies co-regionally and globally to prioritize labor, liberty, and well-being

State or Region

10000000

Global

9000000000

Campaign broadly and lead by example to spread the support for labor, liberty, and well-being

Stretched Network

20

Global

9000000000

Develop toolkits for others to use and test in expanding support for labor, liberty, and well-being

Community Subset - Identity Community

100

Global

9000000000

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Table 09 - High Level Scale



Task

Scale

A time-saving favor

2.38

A money-saving gift

9.30

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

9.57

A repair/fix of a needed tool

4.64

Cooking and sharing a meal

3.26

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

9.73

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

9.48

Share a moment, an emotional release

2.23

Develop and activate task/time management tools

7.70

Provide healthcare and healing services

3.75

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

1.30

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

3.44

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

4.70

Form tenants unions

5.00

Form workers unions

4.00

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

2.00

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

9.09

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

6.79

Distribute literature

6.70

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

9.94

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

2.00

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

4.60

Collect and record histories and experiences

10.60

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

11.65

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

11.66

Improve then leverage self-goverance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

12.66

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

14.56

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

4.27

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

5.70

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

7.33

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

1.75

Create and display art

4.83

Create rituals for community belonging

4.70

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

7.44

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

9.58

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

10.00

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

9.00

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

9.56

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

11.95

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

13.00

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

10.00

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

16.48

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Solvability

Solvability assessments were all conducted on high level tasks. Each high level task was assessed with the reciprocal of how many people would be needed to solve the problem (Solvability A) and the percent of relief on an impacted individual provided by an additional person contributing to the task (Solvability B). The total solvability followed the below formula.



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Table 10 - Solvability by Task



Task

Solvability A

Solvability B

Solvability

A time-saving favor

0.000001

0.05

4.612

A money-saving gift

0.00001

0.1

5.000

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

0.00001

0.15

6.069

A repair/fix of a needed tool

0.000001

0.1

6.000

Cooking and sharing a meal

0.0000001

0.03

4.597

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

0.00001

0.2

7.153

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

0.0001

0.3

7.650

Share a moment, an emotional release

0.0000001

0.08

6.382

Develop and activate task/time management tools

0.0001

0.15

4.855

Provide healthcare and healing services

0.000001

0.4

15.078

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

0.0000001

0.05

5.380

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

0.00001

0.2

7.153

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

0.00001

0.3

9.562

Form tenants unions

0.0001

0.35

8.773

Form workers unions

0.00001

0.3

9.562

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

0.000001

0.08

5.470

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

0.0001

0.05

3.074

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

0.000001

0.15

7.282

Distribute literature

0.00001

0.08

4.558

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

0.00001

0.25

8.305

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

0.000001

0.2

8.584

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

0.0001

0.1

4.000

Collect and record histories and experiences

0.00001

0.1

5.000

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

0.00001

0.2

7.153

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

0.0001

0.3

7.650

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

0.001

0.55

11.555

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

0.001

0.6

13.523

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

0.000001

0.7

38.734

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

0.00001

0.5

16.610

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

0.000001

0.6

27.045

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

0.000001

0.4

15.078

Create and display art

0.00001

0.2

7.153

Create rituals for community belonging

0.00001

0.2

7.153

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

0.0001

0.15

4.855

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

0.0001

0.8

41.275

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

0.00001

0.45

14.418

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

0.0001

0.35

8.773

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

0.0001

0.4

10.052

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

0.001

0.6

13.523

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

0.001

0.75

24.012

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

0.0001

0.6

18.030

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

0.0001

0.55

15.406

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Neglectedness

Neglectedness assessments were all conducted on high level tasks. Neglectedness was calculated with two applied variables. The two variables are the current number of full time staff (nA) and current active supporters (nB).

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Table 11 - Neglectedness By Task



Task

Neglectedness A

Neglectedness B

Neglectedness

A time-saving favor

10000

10000000

-5.50

A money-saving gift

5000

10000000

-5.35

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

25000

100000

-4.70

A repair/fix of a needed tool

5000

1000000

-4.85

Cooking and sharing a meal

20000

10000000

-5.65

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

50000

10000000

-5.85

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

10000

1000000

-5.00

Share a moment, an emotional release

10000

100000

-4.50

Develop and activate task/time management tools

1000

1000000

-4.50

Provide healthcare and healing services

1000000

100000000

-7.00

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

100000

1000000

-5.50

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

500000

1000000

-5.85

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

5000

100000

-4.35

Form tenants unions

2000

100000

-4.15

Form workers unions

100000

1000000

-5.50

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

5000

1000000

-4.85

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

7500

100000

-4.44

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

100000

1000000

-5.50

Distribute literature

50000

100000

-4.85

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

5000

1000000

-4.85

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

5000

100000

-4.35

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

100000

100000000

-6.50

Collect and record histories and experiences

50000

10000000

-5.85

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

5000

1000000

-4.85

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

10000

100000000

-6.00

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

1000

10000000

-5.00

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

1000

10000000

-5.00

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

2500

10000000

-5.20

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

10000

100000000

-6.00

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

5000

1000000

-4.85

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

50000

100000000

-6.35

Create and display art

100000

100000000

-6.50

Create rituals for community belonging

25000

1000000

-5.20

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

10000

1000000

-5.00

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

5000

1000000

-4.85

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

15000

1000000

-5.09

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

20000

10000000

-5.65

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

20000

10000000

-5.65

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

5000

10000000

-5.35

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

5000

1000000

-4.85

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

50000

100000000

-6.35

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

50000

10000000

-5.85

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Capacity Scoring

For capacity or skill scoring, each high-level task was assessed for which skills or capacities would be mildly relevant, relevant, or exceptionally relevant. At each level of relevance, where applicable, the skills would be listed by their assigned ID.



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Table 12 - Skill Costs by Task



Task

Low-level Skills

Mid-Level Skills

High-Level Skills

Skill Cost

A time-saving favor

SP

ME

TC

1.146

A money-saving gift

T

R

CV

1.000

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

V

MO

ECDS

1.839

A repair/fix of a needed tool

LPT

MRT

T

1.114

Cooking and sharing a meal

P

M

0.301

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

CME

TRO

1.556

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

RVC

MOL

1.556

Share a moment, an emotional release

D

VECS

1.813

Develop and activate task/time management tools

RC

MOL

1.491

Provide healthcare and healing services

C

E

T

0.477

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

CE

0.903

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

MC

0.903

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

MC

R

O

0.602

Form tenants unions

S

VEC

CMO

1.568

Form workers unions

S

VEC

CMO

1.568

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

SV

CE

1.079

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

C

TMO

1.447

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

MO

S

EC

1.041

Distribute literature

RTPMS

O

C

0.845

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

OE

MVC

1.491

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

V

S

EC

1.000

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

ES

MVC

1.462

Collect and record histories and experiences

SR

VE

TOC

1.519

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

SE

DCR

MOVL

1.875

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

TMOLCR

2.334

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

R

S

CMOVELD

2.538

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

S

TMOVELDCR

2.863

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

R

MOC

1.447

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

S

MOVEDC

2.336

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

S

ECDLR

TV

1.531

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

O

M

0.301

Create and display art

SEC

TMV

1.477

Create rituals for community belonging

SE

TVC

1.491

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

R

SE

MOC

1.505

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

RS

TMOVEC

2.342

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

S

TMOVELDC

2.710

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

LDR

TMOEC

2.127

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

ECDR

TMOVL

2.149

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

CED

TMOVLR

2.352

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

SO

TMVELDCR

2.713

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

TMOVLDCR

2.709

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

ELDCRS

TMOV

2.000

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Impact Score, Time Cost, and Resource Cost

The impact score is calculated as follows:

The task with the highest impact score was creating systems to manage the flow of products and services. This task is related to the democratized use of resources, placing emphasis on building systems that allow workers to share in the results of our efforts. The second highest impact is returning to self-stewardship of land and space. The least impactful task was sharing, gifting, or trading with neighbors. This is not a zero-impact task, it is only least impactful because of its very small scale and long term improvement. Each task is valuable and plays an important role.



Time cost was calculated from an expected lowest possible weekly hours committed (tA) and an expected highest possible weekly hours committed (tB).





The resource cost was assessed on a scale of 1-9 for general impact on resources.

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Table 13 - Impact Score, Time Cost and Resource Cost by Task



Task

Impact Score

Low Time Cost

High Time Cost

Time Score

Resouce Cost

A time-saving favor

0.35

0.5

20

4.00

2

A money-saving gift

7.95

4

50

9.20

9

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

9.10

1.5

50

7.50

5

A repair/fix of a needed tool

4.68

1

20

5.20

4

Cooking and sharing a meal

1.91

1.5

16

5.52

6

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

9.48

1

30

5.91

2

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

10.57

4

40

8.82

5

Share a moment, an emotional release

2.30

2

7

4.58

1

Develop and activate task/time management tools

6.57

2

20

6.41

3

Provide healthcare and healing services

11.35

4

50

9.20

8

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

0.28

0.5

2

0.00

7

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

3.84

1

25

5.59

6

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

9.31

0.5

20

4.00

3

Form tenants unions

8.05

5

30

8.70

2

Form workers unions

6.49

3

30

7.82

2

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

1.54

1

10

4.00

1

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

6.28

2

40

7.61

6

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

7.53

0.5

40

5.20

1

Distribute literature

5.57

2

10

5.20

5

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

11.90

1

10

4.00

9

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

5.23

1.5

8

4.32

2

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

0.64

1

6

3.11

1

Collect and record histories and experiences

8.23

1

20

5.20

2

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

12.08

2

15

5.91

1

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

10.97

1

20

5.20

1

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

16.67

2

15

5.91

1

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

20.22

4

30

8.32

3

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

36.36

4

40

8.82

9

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

13.97

2

20

6.41

1

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

27.99

4

30

8.32

4

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

10.18

4

40

8.82

2

Create and display art

4.00

4

40

8.82

5

Create rituals for community belonging

5.17

1

10

4.00

2

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

5.79

2

20

6.41

1

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

43.66

4

40

8.82

1

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

16.62

1

20

5.20

1

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

10.00

1

20

5.20

1

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

11.82

1

20

5.20

1

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

17.78

2

30

7.11

1

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

29.45

2

20

6.41

1

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

18.97

1

16

4.82

1

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

24.03

2

25

6.80

1

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Hours Needed and Resources Needed

In addressing aim 1 to calculate total costs borne by the labor movement, the total hours and resources needed for each task were calculated. For hours calculated, how many people would be needed to solve the problem was multiplied by the time cost. The resource cost was the multiplication of hours needed, the resource cost, the percent of relief provided by another individual contributing their effort, and a factor of 10. These numbers are far from an exact science and rely substantially on several assumptions. This approximation expects total hours needed to reach 168,000,000 and $1.3B in spending. Somewhat obviously, mutual aid takes the largest portion of time (84,000,000 hours) and collective ownership requires the largest in spending ($555M), but it would take much larger numbers to purchase the land back for workers outright. Since the path includes policy changes, collective ownership and land back would end up primarily being accomplished by policy. That said, some spaces or areas will need to be purchased in order to effectively accomplish goals.

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Table 14 - Hours Needed and Resources Needed by Task



Task

Hours Needed

Resources Needed

A time-saving favor

4000000

$4,000,000.00

A money-saving gift

920411.9983

$8,283,707.98

Organizing and fundraising for non-hierarchical and engaging mutual aid

750024.5054

$5,625,183.79

A repair/fix of a needed tool

5204119.983

$20,816,479.93

Cooking and sharing a meal

55208449.67

$99,375,209.40

Teaching/learning a skill or sharing/growing knowledge

590848.5019

$2,363,394.01

Create/operate a library, storage site, or communal repository

88164.79931

$1,322,471.99

Share a moment, an emotional release

45845121.43

$36,676,097.14

Develop and activate task/time management tools

64082.39965

$288,370.80

Provide healthcare and healing services

9204119.983

$294,531,839.44

Give, trade, or share items with neighbors

0

$0.00

Organize and attend resource fairs, like farmer's markets, for giving money to producers

559176.0035

$6,710,112.04

Look into ways to vertically integrate processes that avoid capitalists

400000

$3,600,000.00

Form tenants unions

87043.65036

$609,305.55

Form workers unions

781697.0038

$4,690,182.02

Make connections, form peer-support and other organized networks

4000000

$3,200,000.00

Install security systems and measures for physical/cyber/communication environments

76123.59948

$228,370.80

Check in on comrades, ask to support and conduct needs assessments

5204119.983

$7,806,179.97

Distribute literature

520411.9983

$2,081,647.99

Pool resources and finances for project-scaling

400000

$9,000,000.00

Send letters of support and connection to people in prison or detention

4316724.984

$17,266,899.94

Organize and attend places for display (art, music, tools, etc.)

31126.05002

$31,126.05

Collect and record histories and experiences

520411.9983

$1,040,824.00

Coordinate, draft, and public processes and practices

590848.5019

$1,181,697.00

Develop anti-greed self-governance systems and deploy them

52041.19983

$156,123.60

Improve then leverage self-governance systems as bargaining for greater resource sharing

5908.485019

$32,496.67

Demonstrate and install anti-greed self-governance regulations at the policy level (official or otherwise)

8316.724984

$149,701.05

Buy homes, land, or multi-unit housing

8816479.931

$555,438,235.63

Organize and fight for shared ownership for workers starting with benefits/produced goods/services

640823.9965

$3,204,119.98

Offer protection or legal support against current fascists and capitalist abuses

8316724.984

$199,601,399.62

Support care for dependents or share responsibilities

8816479.931

$70,531,839.44

Create and display art

881647.9931

$8,816,479.93

Create rituals for community belonging

400000

$1,600,000.00

Host opportunities for celebration, mourning, and foster a safe space

64082.39965

$96,123.60

Create systems to manage the flow and support the need of products and services

88164.79931

$705,318.39

Halt the distribution of funds, products, or services to war criminals, fascists, and greedy capitalists

520411.9983

$2,341,853.99

Share and teach values and beliefs that form the foundation of resource sharing

52041.19983

$182,144.20

Share knowledge and information on the stream of production and service by labor

52041.19983

$208,164.80

Institutionalize the knowledge of resource management and anti-greed work

7112.605002

$42,675.63

Develop a rehabilitative justice system for greed

6408.239965

$48,061.80

Act on knowledge of capitalist incentives to imprison others in a way defends, educates, and empowers labor

48164.79931

$288,988.80

Strategize on broader campaigns and networks that widen the support of labor, liberty, and well-being

67958.80017

$373,773.40

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Table 15 - Hours and Resources by Path Category



Scale Score

Skill Cost

Solvability

Neglectedness

Impact

Time Needs

Resource Costs

Total Time

Total Resources

Material gains for workers

9.5

1.062

7.406

-5.48

10.4

6.42

4.82

84,846,701

$507,138,496

Organized Divestment

10.8

1.551

9.000

-5.00

13.2

5.64

2.82

57,344,942

$254,273,425

Collective Ownership

9.8

1.550

11.512

-5.49

14.3

6.32

3.56

16,159,230

$586,030,273

Democratized Use of Resources

11.4

1.866

14.587

-5.17

19.0

5.78

1.17

9,719,000

$26,201,203

Policies Preventing Greed

15.9

2.527

16.899

-5.48

24.8

6.69

1.40

137,961

$903,200

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When distributing total time and resources across variable counts of individuals and weeks, the distributions become more manageable. With 250,000 individuals over 2.5 years, it’s only $42/week and 5.14 hours a week.



Table 16.01 - Examples of Distributions



Num People

250000

Dollars/Week/Person

$42.29

Num Weeks

130

Hours/Week/Person

5.18

Proportion of Time

Average Hours

Average Dollars

50.44%

2.61

$15.60

34.09%

1.76

$7.82

9.61%

0.50

$18.03

5.78%

0.30

$0.81

0.08%

0.00

$0.03

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Table 16.02 - Examples of Distributions



Num People

200000

Dollars/Week/Person

$88.11

Num Weeks

78

Hours/Week/Person

10.78

Proportion of Time

Average Hours

Average Dollars

50.44%

5.44

$32.51

34.09%

3.68

$16.30

9.61%

1.04

$37.57

5.78%

0.62

$1.68

0.08%

0.01

$0.06

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Building the Framework

In order to assess individuals and recommend the tasks, there would need to be a questionnaire. The approach that was selected focuses on binary questions, often where the affirmative correlates directly to an impact on calculations. A question was written for each condition. The conditions were sorted by most impactful, and if answered in the affirmative, the constraint severity divided by the index minus five would be added to a running variable.





Then, there are ~10 questions each for time, resources, and capacities (or skills). For time, the score initiates at 5 and each affirmative adds half a point. For resources, the score initiates at 0 and each affirmative adds a full point. For skills, there are 11 questions, the score initiates at -1, and each affirmative increments a full point. The resulting skill score is divided by 2 for filtering purposes. For the skill score, each question translates directly to one of the capacities.





Finally, 3 network questions are asked to see if people in one’s network generally have more or less time, resources, and skills.

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Filtering Tasks and Returning Suggestions



If the sum of the time score, resource score, and skill score * 2 are less than the condition score, the tool recommends that the constraints outweigh the pursuit of liberty and the tool recommends working to improve whichever scored lowest.



High level tasks are sorted by impacted then filtered by anything under the individual time, resource, and skill scores. This resulting high level task list is trimmed. Then the subtasks are brought in and matched by which skills were indicated in the questions. If the individual indicates they have a skill, the quality of the impact is raised to the power directly relating to the index of which categorical reference it is. These are the final subtasks.



When assessing recommended tasks for the network, the tool adds or subtracts one to the filtering process it follows for high level tasks. Then applies similar skill matching to



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Credibility, Intention, and Sources



Credibility/Disclaimer

This was a personal project, where efficiency was a key component of development. I am not a researcher, and while I appreciate and consume quality science, I recognize this is far from it. I do not endorse this as an objective or prescriptive tool. If anything, it is a compilation of recommendations for action and a means to access them. I would certainly welcome more rigorous approaches to test some of the assumptions made in this tool, but in order to protect the information collected, the standards of data maintenance and security would need to be severe.



I have some experience organizing across different cities in the US, but I would not categorize myself as a community organizer, solely because I lack experience compared to other, more avid organizers and activists. There is much experience talking with many different types of people and I feel confident in having heard their challenges. I believe in the freedom of all from greed, oppression, and abuse and want to do all I can to get us there. This product is a closer representation of the stories I’ve heard, my interpretation of what I’ve read, and making the most of my naturally-inclined cognition to take a concept and follow it through many different conditions.



If this disqualifies me from assembling this, I perfectly understand. The utility of this tool, until the methodology is refined and the assumptions tested, is relegated to the use of the reader’s judgement.

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Intention

As this was a personal project, my intention was to assist with the internal assessments and prioritizing that I endured when considering how to support liberation. Additionally, I wanted to ease the access to recommended action that could be tailored by the experiences of different individuals. This tool is meant to offer self-reflection. I highly discourage anyone from answering these questions on behalf of someone else without explicit consent. I highly discourage anyone judge anyone based on their answers to these questions. I would actually advise against sharing what the tool recommends unless it’s something you’re considering pursuing.



Civil Disobedience

This tool does not include suggestions related to civil disobedience. That said, there is no doubt that civil disobedience is an effective tool for liberating masses. It has been effective historically and it remains effective in recent revolutions. It is important to acknowledge that not every action taken will allow others to proceed as usual. Some decisions will need to be made about who is welcome to proceed and who must be stopped to prevent further suffering or oppression.

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Sources

Unfortunately, in the effort of expediency, I often relied on an informed instinct to make assumptions. This section will include a list of references to organizations, documents, or individuals that inspired or shared similar ideas for action.





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