Super Modular Systems - Are There Any Learnings?

Lawrence Lessig: I think capitalism is built upon the bedrock of it being like really strong property rights that are sort of binary as you point out. He says we often have quite a clear binary between okay, private provision and not everything can be provided privately. And so when we think about situations in which super modularity flourishes or super modularity is well included into the system, I think commons-based goods are really interesting one he says. More than just recognizing that these regimes were built on a particular notion of access and property rights, what do we do with them if they're not fixed? We need to deal with all of this incredible opportunity to really recognize that most of the

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