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We are well united for destruction. We unite for extortion. For slavery. For games of control. For religions that divide us. For fighting. For protesting. We even build something for our sustainability—and then use it for our demise in war. But we cannot unite to build sustainability. Why? I believe we are disconnected from the

The world is talking about Universal Basic Income (UBI). Governments are experimenting with it. Economists are debating it. People are hoping for it. But there is a better way. The Citizen’s Dividend—the engine of the Essentials Economy—is not just a different version of UBI. It is a fundamentally different approach to economic security. Here is

The current economy was built to serve exploitation, domination, slavery, and poverty. This is now clear to everyone. Human beings are naturally self-interested. We want to showcase our qualities and abilities to the world. In that sense, it is natural for the wealthy to establish and maintain an economy that serves their interests. But if

What if the economy worked for everyone—not just the few? The Triple-Stream Rule is the engine of the Essentials Economy. It is the mechanism that transforms profit from a tool of extraction into a tool of liberation. Here is how it works: Every business on the Essentials Economy platform divides its profit into three equal

The heart of the Essentials Economy is this: one-third of the profits from every business within this infrastructure is distributed equally among the consumers. This will permanently increase their purchasing power. Whatever method we use to manage this fairly — that method is the Essentials Economy. We will build it step by step, adapting to circumstances

At the Essentials Economy, we offer four different ways to earn Patronage Points. Each one serves a purpose. Each one builds your stake in the new economy. Here is everything you need to know. 1. Special Priority Access Patronage Point Purpose: To raise the Emergency Fund for buying grocery stores. How to Earn: Time Limit: What

If we ask ourselves honestly—which are we first: a consumer or an investor? We all know the answer in one sentence: the consumer comes first. But our attention is always drawn to whatever we focus on most. And in the current system, our attention is relentlessly directed toward investment. As human beings, we are both consumers and

The old economy has it backwards. In the current system, a business gets its capital from investors. The investors provide the money, take the risk, and claim the profit. The customer is seen only as a source of revenue—a target to be extracted from, not a partner to be shared with. But this is a