Редактирование: Anarcho-Transhumanism (раздел)

== Economics ==

=== Opposition to Absentee Ownership ===

==== Capitalism ====

Anarcho-Transhumanists advoctate a variety of economic systems, with the common theme of rejecting systems based on absentee ownership of land and the means of production, such as capitalism, state socialism, and authoritarian communism. All Anarcho-Transhumanists are anticapitalist, owing to anarchism's understanding of capitalism as a hierarchial system with capitalists and [[oligarchic transhumanism|landlords as de-facto rulers]].

==== Authoritarian Socialism/Communism ====

Government-mediated socialist and communist systems are similarly rejected, with the government and its agents replicating the role and issues with absentee owners.<ref>An Anarchist FAQ [http://anarchism.pageabode.com/afaq/secHcon.html H.5 What is vanguardism and why do anarchists reject it?]</ref>

==== Intellectual Property ====

With the rejection of proprietarianism comes the abolition of [[intellectual property]].  In addition to the problems cited by other anarchists, Anarcho-Transhumanists see numerous conflicts between intellectual property and an individual's self-determination that arise from emerging technologies.  The presence of software or hardware components that are considered the intellectual property of others in a prosthetic device, in effect, means the partial ownership of one's body by another.<ref>McGowan, K. [https://www.wired.com/2016/02/i-want-to-know-what-code-is-running-inside-my-body/ “I Want to Know What Code Is Running Inside My Body”], Wired, 2016</ref>

=== Proposed alternatives ===
[[File:Anarcho hplus lebanon.jpeg|thumb|Anarcho H+ Graffiti in Lebanon<ref>[https://twitter.com/AnarchoTranshum/status/1198065235577450496?s=09 Anarcho-transhumanist graffiti in Lebanon]</ref>]]

==== Communalism and Libertarian Municipalism ====

Libertarian municipalism and communalism, especially as described in Murray Bookchin's <i>[[Post-Scarcity Anarchism]]</i>, are a common starting point for Anarcho-Transhumanist economics.

==== Libertarian Socialism ====

Libertarian socialism and communism are commonly supported systems, possibly made more viable by a transition to [[post-scarcity]].  This transition could be facilitated by manufacturing techniques enabled by [[3D Printing]] and [[nanotechnology|nanofabrication]].

=== Auxiliary economic systems ===

While [[futarchy]] as originally conceptualized<ref>[http://mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/ideafutures.html Futarchy: Vote Values, But Bet Beliefs]</ref><ref>[http://mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/ideafutures.html Idea Futures]</ref> is incompatible with anarchism's rejection of representative governance and elected officials, a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prediction_market prediction market] not mediated by elected officials could be considered as a tool of informing decisions.<ref>[http://mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/ideafutures.html Futarchy: Vote Values, But Bet Beliefs]</ref><ref>[http://mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/ideafutures.html Idea Futures]</ref>  Trust and [[reputation metrics]] based on public or personal records may also be useful, whether arranged as a market or otherwise.  These systems can be cited as a suppement to a typical market or gift economy, often to bridge the gap between scarce and post-scarce demands.  [[spime|Spimes]] or [[blockchain|blockchains]] may be used to track stakeholdership over goods and infrastructure.