On Tue, Aug 26, 2025 at 2:39 PM John Rose via AGI <[email protected]>
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> Production relies on money creation.
>
Property Money creation relies on production.

 Property Money:
 In January 2020, James "Jim" Bowery published a blog post on
jimbowery.blogspot.com detailing a proposal for a "property money" system.
His model is described as a monetary system where the currency is backed by
the entire set of property rights in an economy, rather than a specific
asset like gold.
Key concepts of Bowery's property money
Total property rights: The value of the currency is hypothetically tied to
the total property rights within the economy.
Alternative to traditional money: The system is an alternative to both
government-backed fiat currency and private money (e.g., those backed by
precious metals).
Cost of securing property: Bowery theorizes that a critical issue in modern
monetary systems is how the cost of securing property is billed. He
suggests that fiat money decouples the issuance of money from the costs of
protecting the property rights it represents. 
What led to the proposal
Bowery's proposal emerged from a broader discussion comparing fiat money
and private money. A March 2018 blog post on unenumerated.blogspot.com
highlights the difficulties in securing property under different systems,
noting that both governments (for fiat) and banks (for private money) have
costs associated with securing the property that backs their money.
Bowery's property money concept appears to be an attempt to address this
gap by establishing a new relationship between currency and property
rights. 
Bowery's wider work
A long-time researcher, James Bowery has explored numerous ideas in
different fields. His other online content and blog posts cover topics
including:
Incentives and the scientific method
Artificial intelligence and technology
Multicore processor technology

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