Marcel Mairhofer

Remember that it's okay if your values change in the future. For now, just focus on:

Then, for each project you're considering, place a checkmark next to the value that it has a high likelihood of fulfilling. 

In the past, trust was purely social (think the caveman days). Then it switched to trusted institutions (banks, governments, companies) which was a step up, but we still had to rely on the other parties goodwill, or their incentive to behave in the right way.
The problem today is that institutions have become the sole gatekeepers of trust. We are

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Step 3: Educate the user in the product and off platform.

Finally, based on how many checkmarks each project has, and how highly those values are ranked, compare the potential fulfillment of each project. 

Our values change over time. It's not self-evident unless we self-assess. We self-assess by ordering our values and identifying which projects best satisfy them.

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