By Nathan Slater
Have you ever lived on a compound with a group of people? I’ve done it twice: once in the United States and once in Kenya. I found both experiences intense. It was great getting to really know the others. Yet no one is perfect and inside a compound people’s flaws are magnified. But as we transition to a peer to peer economy, there will be no single referee. So aptitude in getting along with others becomes essential. Beneficio is one experiment in peer to peer living. It has survived for many years and may be worth investigating as an example of self-organization.
https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/project-day-beneficio/2016/04/26
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