Hello @majes.tytyty

I am in agreement with your thoughts. Traditional economic thinking lacked numerous practices that other "pure sciences" do. Experimentation, peer-reviewed arguments and an emerging consensus of opinion are just some of them.

That's where, in our opinion, cryptoeconomics will come into play. Due to the transparent and irreversible nature of the blockchain, carrying out economic experimentation on a large scale can be effective, that will help in fine-tuning the system. Another prospective use can be the allowance of choice of economic systems for people, where they can choose which economic system suits them the most, or be a part of several of them together.