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* Book: Exploring MycoFi: Mycelial Design Patterns for Web3 and Beyond
URL = https://greenpill.network/pdf/mycofi.pdf
Description
"Exploring MycoFi: Mycelial Design Patterns for Web3 and Beyond guides readers on an underground exploration into the world wise web of mycelial networks, the most prolific producers of public goods on Earth. This book examines how the evolutionary adaptability of fungi could help us imagine biomimetic alternatives to status-quo economic systems that demand infinite growth on a finite planet. If there is any hope for a transition away from extraction, domination, and planetary overshoot, towards regeneration, equity, and planetary healing, our economies must be realigned with nature’s ecologies - and for that, we can’t a! ord to ignore what mushrooms have to teach us. If we aim to design regenerative economies, what better place to start than with the thriving evolutionary patterns of nature?
MycoFi translates six design patterns of mycelial ecologies to Web3 economies:
- Network Infrastructure
• Fractal Nature • Emergent Coordination
- Dynamic Flow
• Mutual Reciprocity • Polycentric Pluralism "