This video explores how people can earn Credits in Equalibrium by providing real value through services, products, and care for their local environment, turning work into a voluntary and community-centered activity rather than a survival requirement. It explains a shared task system where nearby jobs appear on a collaborative map, allowing citizens to learn through self-paced courses, mentorship, and apprenticeships while contributing to projects ranging from personal repairs to large collective works voted on by the community. Instead of traditional companies and rigid employment, open-source structures and flexible participation allow people of all ages to develop skills, respond to local needs, and help build thriving communities—while currency becomes simply a measurement of contribution and access within an abundance-based system.
