Today on Aura Talks, Dan Be and Jonas co-host a special feature episode regarding the importance of catering to the context. Together, they highlight the need to tweak the fSM philosophy and adapt it to the unique context of Auroville. They stress the importance of acknowledging well-established mechanisms and existing preconceptions of certain (economic) terms in the community. How are experimental communities like Auroville and HongDong village the perfect place to introduce Circular Basic Income and the virtual platform that enables it? Flipping around the coin, what could be some reasons why there has been resistance and reservation in these settings to embrace our spin-off of Universal Basic Income? Tune in to hear some of the perspectives shared by Jonas & Dan Be, the dynamic duo!