Most of us have a notion about what it means to SHARE. Of course, some say we should all share equally; while others say those who contribute the most, to acquiring what is shared, should get a bigger share. Our notions are not all the same.

And what is the COMMONS? The Commons is not just publicly owned land like parks and forests, but also air, water, and the other natural resources. But there is more.

Ever since Kings and their warriors began creating nations, in Egypt, over 5000 years ago; humanity has experienced an increasingly centralized economy. Local economies survived, for a long time, by paying tax to the monarchs. Today, despite “shop local” activists efforts; Amazon, Walmart, and Temu have only gotten bigger. The centralized structure of banks, hedge funds and investment funds, etc., maintains the global centralized economy and enriches those who are already wealthy.

Share the Commons once meant share the land for farming and share the river for fishing. Today Share the Commons means, above all else, share the unique resource which supplies us all with food and shelter – MONEY!

Money is the beginning and the end of economics. Centralized control of money has led us to a time of incredible inequality. Millions live in places like Kibera while a few sun on their magnificent yachts near Monaco.

What if the centrally controlled economy became a decentralized economy without banks and beyond the control of the wealthy elites? What if everyone in the world received $500 monthly so that everyone could have a Share of the Commons (MONEY).

Share the Commons means Share the Money!