This year the 2nd edition of the Computational Law and Blockchain Festival will take place in over 40 locations worldwide.
http://legalhackers.org/clbfest2019/
This event is organized in partnership with the MIT Media Lab, Stanford Law School Blockchain Group and Open Law.
We will be organising the Berlin Node on the 26-27 of April 2019 at Full Node and (pending confirmation) Blockchain Embassy that are graciously hosting us.
In order to make this day possible we are in need of sponsorship…however this will not be a usual affair !
We want to experiment with radical new ways of organizing events (fulfilling an old vision). We will thus start this year from a simple implementation.
We wish to showcase the collective intelligence of DAOs with regard to fairness. Thus every attendee will have the right to join an event DAO (any ideas on pre-generating keys/proving attendance would be welcome).
Any DAI contributed to sponsoring will be transferred to the DAO that will decide how the proceeds will be distributed : how much should the organizers and speakers be compensated, how much should be reinvested, given to a charity or simply redistributed to attendees. This will use the Range Voting app provided by That Planning Suite as soon as it becomes available on testnet (projected to be mid-april).
The amount proposed for this experiment is 2500 DAI.
The value for Aragon would be: talk slots open for Aragon One, Autark, and Aragon Black, the Open DAO workshops we will be doing as part of DAO Incubator, showcasing to users the potential of Aragon and Range voting and any ensuing visibility from conducting the unique intiative.
This experiment is intended to play with our notions of altruism, reciprocity and fairness. By aggregating preferences we hope to eliminate individual biases with regards to fairness. If such a system is successful it could be extended to a larger scale : one’s income becoming determined not by the illusion of a self, not by a far removed bureaucratic and political groups, but by those closest to the consequences of one’s work.
We of course do not mean to generalize this society as a whole in this format; it would be too easy to then be taxed an amount our own insular privileged bubble believes is right or to collude in manners that would lead to the under-provision of public goods.
But it’s a first experiment that can lead to more interesting applications of these down the line.
I swear on any “honor” I may have left that any tokens sent to the event address will be used for the following purposes.