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Harrison Dixon's Blog – February 2015 Archive (6)

Micronesia's New Virtual Currency

New reports on the creation of a virtual currency that locally helps Micronesia and the surrounding areas! Here is an example of there currency in picture form.

Added by Harrison Dixon on February 12, 2015 at 4:02am — No Comments

Common Use of Bartering as Cadet Currency

Typically as a cadet, you lend people items (cleaning supplies, uniform items, accessories) and in return when you need something they give you one of those items. This trade system is almost a daily occurrence in the barracks as I may trade food for materials to help with cadet activities or let someone use my foot-powder to prevent blisters and in return I get starch to make my duty uniform. This currency works, however, sometimes you may not get your end of the deal and it can be…

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Added by Harrison Dixon on February 12, 2015 at 3:43am — No Comments

Do it Yourself Currency

From the Upstart Business Journal, there is a post proposing that Do It Yourself Currencies are the future of money. These currencies are virtual and localized and the best thing about them is that they appear naturally when conditions are right. I think this type of experiment is important because it allows for a currency to naturally appear in a region according to its conditions and is specialized to the local economy. An example of this is the QQ coin for the QQ network or the M-PESA…

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Added by Harrison Dixon on February 12, 2015 at 3:31am — No Comments

Where I'll be in 2020

In 2020, I will be a Army officer which means there could be a huge range of possibilities of where I would be and what I would be doing. At that time, I will picture myself in a foreign country contributing and leading soldiers against enemies of the United States or possibility being a part of peacekeeping operations. I would have a huge impact on fellow soldiers and natives of the country that I'm deployed at.

Added by Harrison Dixon on February 5, 2015 at 1:40am — No Comments

Jay Cousins as My HERO

My hero of social innovation that I am shadowing online will be Jay Cousins from AfriGadget because of the simple yet effective tools he created that can innovate African society one child at a time. One simple example is the Betabook which is a white board book that can help promote learning within Africa. I will keep up with them online by liking the AfriGadget page on facebook.

Added by Harrison Dixon on February 5, 2015 at 1:33am — No Comments

Economic Sustainability

This is important to get right because many societies have the tendency to build their economies or markets on a process or resource that will not be there for the long-term or only allow short-term benefits. To help countries, especially those in Africa, continue to progress it is important to get this secret right. It will help the population be motivated to improve their standard of living and overall contribute towards their economic goals.

Added by Harrison Dixon on February 5, 2015 at 1:19am — No Comments

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