02 March, 2017

Like start-ups, most intentional communities fail – why? | Aeon Essays

Like start-ups, most intentional communities fail – why? | Aeon Essays: "In this way, intentional communities and utopias can serve as short-lived petri dishes for emergent culture. The Findhorn Foundation has been home to several hundred people, but the number of those touched by the community runs to millions. Similarly Enspiral, despite being remotely nestled in Wellington, is now influencing communities around the world by exporting best practices and software tools such as Loomio, for decentralised decision-making, and Cobudget for managing finances within communities and groups.

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