Talk:FAQ

On the subject of a VIAAC in its simplest form.

When we distil the VIAAC down to its philosophical core, we find 3 concepts. Co-operation, Zero Profit, and Digital Networking.

The VIAAC concept is based on the idea that with the symmetrical information a digital social network is able to provide, the need for competition in socioeconomic interaction is eliminated. The provision of the symmetrical information requires a co-operative community.

Non-digital variations would, by virtue of the need for regular social interaction and the Dunbar Number, be limited to a group size of 150-300. With expansion requiring the establishment of a new VIAAC. It would also require at least an oversight system able to keep track of key resources to ensure that the community does not suffer prolonged resources.

This does not provide the 'simplest form' asked about in the FAQ, but sets the parameters for identifying the 'simplest form'.

Pieter.de.beer (talk) 18:29, August 14, 2013 (UTC)Pieter de BeerPieter.de.beer (talk) 18:29, August 14, 2013 (UTC)

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Thanks Pieter. I posed the question because I was wondering about the value of constructing a digital model or simulation of a VIAAC. Seems to me that a working model would in theory transfer quite easily to real-world application. I have been trying to come up with a simple supply/demand scenario involving minimal resources, that could be used as the basis for such a model. What do you think, am I barking up the wrong tree here? Cheers,

Dev 67.234.194.109 21:04, August 21, 2013 (UTC)

I don't think you're barking up the wrong tree at all Dev. A simulation would definitely help with roll-out, and right now it would help to simply crystallize the idea somewhat. Of course the problem is that I have no idea how to go about running a simulation.

I'll set up a supply chain example in the next few days, and then post it here for adjustment. After that, I will have to ask that someone else run a simulation...

Pieter Pieter.de.beer (talk) 07:49, August 25, 2013 (UTC)

So Ryan Salisbury, the guy responsible for the Economic Formulas has done a paper and pencil simulation. I'm working through it to see if i can find a simpler way to depict the process for the average user. Production Planning Simulation