The basis for the manifestation of a trust reference list is the well-known principle of "mutual guarantee" (Arvut Adadit, Heb.), Which has been effectively used for centuries in Jewish communities.
"Arvut" is formed from the verb "learev" - "to mix", "to knead", "to intervene". "Adadit" - "bilateral, mutual (responsibility)". It turns out that "arvut adadit" is a mutual "interference" with each other.
To create a list, you just need to formalize the existing relationship of readiness for mutual assistance.
This is done by the direct mailing of a personal invitation: "I am ready to help you, if necessary, with a conditional amount of 100 euros and I look forward to reciprocity."
When the invitation is accepted, the participant is included in the trust list as a personally confirmed mutual agreement.
The list is automatically replenished according to the principle and grows exponentially, increasing the general pool of intentions, and therefore the capabilities of everyone.
Video illustrationFor example, if there are 10,000 participants in the list, then the size of the "pool" will be 1,000,000 euros.
This is, in fact, a potentially declared resource of the trust reference list for solving common urgent problems: mutual assistance, social initiatives, and direct cooperation.
And the maximum number of participants in the "me - my friend - friend of my friend" list is 150 (Dunbar's number) cube = 3.375.000 with a resource of 375.500.000 euros distributed decentralized.
All communications and interactions of the list members take place outside the bot.
The bot is not a payment or settlement instrument.
The bot code and its description do not have ownership and are in the public domain for free copying,
The creation of a list is a necessary but not sufficient condition for the emergence of a decentralized network.
The modern counterpart to this social phenomenon is China's Mutual Aid Platforms, a cheap alternative to health insurance. These platforms bring together millions of people and are currently being destroyed by the Chinese authorities concerned about this massive form of self-organization.