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Latest revision as of 06:07, 27 August 2025
Description
MAATR:
"A new economic classification that recognizes living biological systems as appreciating infrastructure assets. Unlike traditional infrastructure that depreciates toward zero value, metabolic infrastructure compounds in value through natural biological processes.
This paradigm shift represents the most significant advancement in economic theory since the invention of compound interest, offering institutional investors the first truly appreciating infrastructure asset class in human history.
Living biological systems that generate multiple revenue streams through natural metabolic processes while simultaneously increasing in asset value over time.
Unlike conventional infrastructure that follows entropy toward worthlessness, metabolic infrastructure follows biology toward abundance. Every passing year increases its productive capacity, its revenue potential, and its fundamental asset value.
This is not environmental sentiment. This is mathematical fact."
(https://indoeden.substack.com/p/metabolic-infrastructure)
Governance
Pay attention to:
- MFA (Metabolic Flow Accounts): continuous reporting of energy, food, carbon, biodiversity flows.