Wow, what a post! Hope you help us out with the worldbuilding, you clearly have much to offer. Even though: these fair systems have existed, but they tend to be subverted. Do you have any idea for making them stick?
Same here, @atelli 
Welcome, then! At the webinar you will have the chance to meet our first settlers, @yudhanjaya and @Joriam. And we’ll take it from there.
This fits in with what @yudhanjaya calls “iceberg”. The stories are the tip of an iceberg: below it, underwater, are languages, economies, value systems, fashion etc. I would say most of the worldbuilding happens underwater, so you are right on target.
Exactly! I am also very interested in that, @LeonardoWild and @Phillip . Maybe we could have a go at it together. Back in the day, I did some work on the Benedictine economy that still inspires me. Now, that’s long term!
You are absolutely right, because “it’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism”. Let’s take a crack at that!
Hello @brooks, long time no see. And this is very on Zeitgeist, seen as economics is more and more influenced by biology (in fact, like Harari says, this is “the age of biology”, though he would probably disagree with you on conscience. Indeed, I too am looking forward to such an exploration.
That sounds like a planned economy… maybe an idea whose time has come?
This will definitely be there. Not new in sci-fi – for example Ada Palmer’s Terra Ignota cycle. But a great architecture to start from.