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• A comment on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Nov 17 2012: I really enjoyed this conversation, thank you friends!

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Nov 16 2012: "Being a human" itself is our primary skill set.

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Nov 12 2012: Skill set is how anyone uses time!

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Nov 12 2012: Any exchange or trade primarily happens because not all skills are equal. The current practices of economics, job and wage are centered around the notions of the previous century.
  Time has value only when it is coupled with a skill set and the only trade which happens universally is the exchange of skill set and it is thus the only currency.
  " Time is money" is a metaphor for me, I would not want to take it literally as I believe it will be an under valuation of time!

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Nov 9 2012: Currency is the medium of exchange of skill set (product or service). As far as mobility is concerned we are already iterating on plastic, electronic and mobile payment gateways.
  I honestly do not yet know the relation between time and economy. ....If you could please help me understand your perspective I will be grateful.

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Nov 5 2012: hmmm..

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Oct 22 2012: :)

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Oct 22 2012: The basis to the current conversation are the four ted talks which are mentioned under the heading "related talks" just below the brief synopsis.

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Oct 21 2012: Skill set is being measured already on the sites that the speaker has quoted in the talk. The iteration today needed is to scale these skill set measurements from small time job works to an economic scale.
  Similar to the concept of localization this scale varies from country to country.
  Global vision aligned with local action is what social interaction need to achieve to drive an economy
  and once that is achieved local human resource needs to be integrated.
  its just my perspective.

• A reply on Conversation: Isn't human skill a more tangible currency than trust in the new economy?

  Oct 21 2012: The difference in old and new economy is the energy sharing through skill set exchange. It's like a version upgrade of the technology called currency.