Scalability Vision of SubWork
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Milestones
Planned milestones is to setup coliving with size up to 50 rooms. There are few few hotels around we can secure real estate positions.
Till then we reccomend to setup people colivings on their own.
Collaborative vision of SubWork
I think that in the context of network state community mycelium infrastructure, it's best to view SubWork in Bled in two contexts:
Where does SubWork come from: Historically, SubWork as a physical space as well as a bridge toward a metaphysical and digital space that empowers people it's an evolutionary continuation of its predecessor Progressbar in Bratislava.
Where is SubWork headed? Future facing approach of any healthy mycelium and fungus organisms begets healthy collaboration with two layers:
Underground: digitally via the cyberwilderness, using digital fungible assets for economic normal lubrication, NFTs as cultural experiences that mature and solidify into historic heritage and creative collaboration tools to facilitate coordination between particles in the organisms
Above ground:
For SubWork to emerge out of the spore into a network state mycelium, we should pursue a lean expansion mode where strategic locations provide resembling experience and coordinate with the original SubWork
What is ideal size?
Villages are too small, nations are too big. Cities are just right size. We envision attract approximatelly 10k right people to radius of SubWork
What we need to accomplish?
To make it work.
- Good Rules - Charter
- Choices for People - Uninhabited land
- Choices for Leaders - Partnerships between nations
Terms of objects and motions
For quick transport, we already have airport 10 minutes away. Living - Initial seed of 100 startup founders. Expand coworking space - potential for acquistion whole shopping mall, should be enough for start Opportunities for investors to make investments, i.e. build more robust infrastructure, grow consumer services, touristic offerings, accomodation &c so on
Learn more about Startup cities
- https://www.ted.com/talks/paul_romer_why_the_world_needs_charter_cities
- https://github.com/kodadot/subwork/issues/118
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charter_city_(economic_development)
- https://chartercitiesinstitute.org/intro/
- https://thenetworkstate.com/dashboard
- https://thenetworkstate.com/
- https://book.thenetworkstate.com/tns.pdf
- https://thenetworkstate.com/podcast
- https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0264275122003377
- https://www.startupcitiesmap.com/
- https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Neocolonialism
Maps
Current investment opportunities around SubWork
As you may have spare capital on sidelines and would like to support what we are doing with reasonable returns, we pin point few things you could invest in. We are generally looking forward to improve general purpose infrastructure, which includes transporation, accomodations and services.
Where to invest?
We pinpointed few segments worth investing on your own or with our assistance.
- EV mobility - We've got huge influx of electric cars coming from Scandinavia, Bavaria. Currently there are 38 public charging spots, which is not much for usual visits. We would likely see this amount to double. We can try invest in our shopping mall to raise bar with 10 or 20 units, yet we would like to see distribution around location to make it seamless and later in stage promote EV-first initiative and ban petrol cars traffic for cleaner air surroundings and less noise in neighbourhood
- e-bike & e-scooters rentals - there is numerous paths where to move and explore. This would enable people rent bikes and grow ability to keep car at parking places at entrance and roam car-free which we would like to see promote micromobility across village
- Specialty Coffee place - we ourselves looking to have place like this around, hence there are plenty opportunities, we believe there is room for at least five specialty coffee place around lake Bled, especially on touristic mainstream footwalks
- Capsule hostel - Currently accomodation can hit up 250€/night which is not much welcoming as there is not much options for short-term trips. Changing this would promote more city friendly dynamics
- End to end transporation - Coming by plane and transporation from airport should be easy. Want to arrive in Bled at any time? Sure! This is UX-first transporation and how to get over to Bled as majority people coming car-less and by plane and willing to pay extra.
- Brunch place & fine-dining - Hence we love what we have, we would likely to see more options around, some restaurants in peak forming queues for waiting in Bled and Bohinj, we believe there is pace for another 10-15 high quality fine dining and brunch places. Connecting it with transporation would be top notch if it's outside walkable distance.