Swarm Academy - The Collective Intelligence Podcast

In this video, we explore how collective intelligence, swarm intelligence, decentralized networks, and pooled resources could help humanity build systems that are more transparent, cooperative, resilient, and harder to corrupt.We discuss:• Collective Intelligence• Swarm Intelligence• Decentralized Systems• Network States• Sovereign Communities• Voluntary Cooperation• Transparent Governance• Peer-to-Peer Networks• Community Problem Solving• Alternative Social SystemsInstead of fighting endlessly inside broken institutions, what if people simply built better systems together?If you're interested in:Collective problem solvingNetwork statesDecentralizationFreedom and sovereigntyHuman cooperationNew economic and governance systemsBuilding parallel systemsCommunity-driven solutions…then this channel is for you.Join the movement toward systems that are voluntary, transparent, decentralized, intelligent, and built by people working together instead of against one another.#CollectiveIntelligence #SwarmIntelligence #Decentralization #NetworkState #Sovereignty #FutureSystems #PeerToPeer #ProblemSolving #Humanity #SystemsThinking

The host of the Swarm Academy Podcast and the I Love Buffalo Podcast - Josh Ketry is interviewed by David Coupland of the The Other Qu Podcast. Josh and David go into collective intelligence, solving problems, the value of optimism, and how to fix our broken and corrupted world with real tangible results!

The next epsiodes we will get into the details of collective intelligence, the history, and how you can use it right now to better your life!

Prefer video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYf50vPdAfc&t=6s

All of this and more!

The biggest problem our world faces today is that our main operating systems for humanity have become corrupted. Government, academia, the media, medicine, food, and even science have all become centralized, and thus corrupted. Most of the world spends a lot of time pointing out the problem, or trying to figure out who exactly is corrupting our systems. To us this is a waste of time, it doesn't matter. When you pull back the curtain you see that it is obviously several groups of people working together, colluding against we the people. For us, we just call all of these people "The Corruptors." The Corruptors will never be held accountable since they are the ones controlling the systems that are used for justice. What we need to do as humanity is to build new systems - ones that are much harder to corrupt, ones that get better results, and ones that make the old ones obsolete. Then migrate to these new systems and use them to fix the corruption all around us...

Humanity needs a new tool, a new way to organize, a new way to become a powerful force for change in the world. None of these corrupt systems will do it for us, so we must do it ourselves.

One of these systems we outline below, a simple game. With this game we could pool money, resources, and collective swarm intelligence, creativity, and problem solving in order to fix our broken world.

The biggest problem our world faces today is that our main operating systems for humanity have become corrupted. Government, academia, the media, medicine, food, and even science have all become centralized, and thus corrupted. Most of the world spends a lot of time pointing out the problem, or trying to figure out who exactly is corrupting our systems. To us this is a waste of time, it doesn't matter. When you pull back the curtain you see that it is obviously several groups of people working together, colluding against we the people. For us, we just call all of these people "The Corruptors." The Corruptors will never be held accountable since they are the ones controlling the systems that are used for justice. What we need to do as humanity is to build new systems - ones that are much harder to corrupt, ones that get better results, and ones that make the old ones obsolete. Then migrate to these new systems and use them to fix the corruption all around us...

Humanity needs a new tool, a new way to organize, a new way to become a powerful force for change in the world. None of these corrupt systems will do it for us, so we must do it ourselves.

One of these systems we outline below, a simple game. With this game we could pool money, resources, and collective swarm intelligence, creativity, and problem solving in order to fix our broken world.

This is from the Society of Problem Solvers on Substack, and if it is correct, then we are running systems of people wrong. We are running them backwards. We can have leaders, but they must be under direct control of the people using human collective swarm intelligence systems.

Link to article: LINK

In this episode we introduce the idea of running systems of people using a newly enhanced form of epistemology known as collective "swarm" intelligence. We also explain how the principles in Tim Urban's book "What's Our Problem?" teach us how to make what he calls "genies" (but we just call groups of high trust problem solvers). We begin to uncover how physicist David Deutsch and Karl Popper's theories on epistemology are enhanced with collective intelligence and the right digital systems used to connect us.

Collective Intelligence is real and testable. In the next episodes we will explore the history of it, and begin to unpack some of the amazing technology already being used by people like Dr. Rosenberg and others.

If we all study and grasp this, we can fix our entire world by making better systems everywhere.

Thanks for stopping by! And welcome to the most interesting place on the internet ;)

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