Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·18h agoThe River Was Never Outside the EconomyThe boundary of a company’s accounts is not the boundary of its consequences.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·21h agoThe Economy Rewards One Thing. Society May Value Another.Six knobs of mechanism design reveal who wins, who pays, and what gets ignored.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·4d agoThe Invisible RefereeThe best systems need fewer commands, not less accountability.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·6d agoA Game Can Work Perfectly and Still Be WrongMicroeconomics explains our choices. Game theory explains their interaction. Mechanism design helps us create better rules. But who decides…
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Nov 4How Do We Design Rules That Make Cooperation, Fairness, and Responsible Contribution Worthwhile?Mechanism design helps us build rules that work. Human judgment must first decide what those rules should accomplish.A response icon1A response icon1
Todor Bonchev·Oct 22Who Wins When You Let People Short Memecoins?A game-theory teardown of my own protocol, ShortWin, before an auditor or the market does it for meA response icon1A response icon1
Jo Lindsay Walton·Oct 11A Game Theoretic Approach to Collective FractionalizationA group of workers (say, a department), threatened with a Compulsory Redundancy (CR) process, may instead offer to management to undertake…
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Oct 7Regeneration Must Be Built Into the RulesRegenerative Economics succeeds when restoration is built into the rules, not added afterward as virtue.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Oct 4Ownership Is Not EnoughCan temporary capital leave behind permanent community capability?
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Oct 3What Do Your Rules Reward?Every system teaches. Its rules shape behavior, expectations, and human capability.
