Psilo-Cybernetics& Institutional Neuroplasticity
Exploring the emergence of adaptive institutions through MycoFi—a framework connecting mycelial intelligence with decentralized systems for real-time community collaboration
Core Concepts
Understanding the foundational principles that enable adaptive, interconnected systems
Psilo-Cybernetics
The study of feedback loops and self-organizing systems inspired by mycelial networks and psychedelic insights into interconnectedness.
Institutional Neuroplasticity
Organizations that adapt and evolve like neural networks, continuously learning and reorganizing based on environmental feedback.
MycoFi Framework
A decentralized infrastructure connecting economic, democratic, and computational systems through myco-principic design patterns.
Community Collaboration
Real-time tooling for collective decision-making, resource allocation, and knowledge sharing across distributed networks.
Mycelial Intelligence
Like mycelial networks that connect forest ecosystems, MycoFi creates living infrastructure for communities to share resources, make decisions, and evolve together. Each node strengthens the whole, enabling emergence of collective intelligence.
Myco-Principic Design
Six foundational principles inspired by mycelial networks and applied to institutional design
Distributed Architecture
No single point of failure—resilience through decentralization
Emergent Complexity
Simple rules create sophisticated collective behaviors
Real-Time Adaptation
Continuous feedback loops enable rapid organizational learning
Regenerative Systems
Self-healing networks that grow stronger through use
Resource Sharing
Efficient allocation through transparent, collaborative protocols
Intentional Design
Purpose-driven architecture aligned with community values
Real-Time Collaboration Tools
Practical applications of MycoFi principles for community coordination and collective action
Economic Collaboration
Decentralized resource allocation, mutual credit systems, and transparent value flows that adapt to community needs in real-time.
Key Features:
- Mutual Credit Networks
- Dynamic Resource Pools
- Value Flow Tracking
Democratic Governance
Participatory decision-making tools that scale from local to global, enabling fluid consensus and adaptive policy formation.
Key Features:
- Liquid Democracy
- Quadratic Voting
- Consent-Based Protocols
Computational Infrastructure
Distributed computing networks that grow organically, sharing processing power and data storage across community nodes.
Key Features:
- Peer-to-Peer Computing
- Federated Data Storage
- Edge Processing
Knowledge Commons
Collaborative learning environments where insights propagate through the network, creating collective intelligence.
Key Features:
- Distributed Knowledge Graphs
- Collaborative Sense-Making
- Emergent Documentation
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