This deep dive discusses revolutionary approaches to wealth distribution and creative compensation, moving beyond traditional models of property and labor. They propose systems like universal dividends from automation, attention-based rewards for creators, and democratically controlled value voting pools to foster a post-scarcity society. The text also outlines decentralized patronage networks and a concept of guaranteed creative citizenship, ensuring access to tools and support for cultural participation. Several academic works are referenced to support these ideas, grounding the proposals in theories of open democracy, commons governance, critiques of surveillance capitalism, and principles of justice and freedom.