Sandbox can organize transportation in a public market, or via a delivery site. Like a travel agent, the site finds my best option for delivery, and makes a reservation.
We will have separated delivery from sales. We will have broken Amazon's key control, the proprietary delivery certificate. Building the open source delivery market will take our best mathematicians here at Redneck Systems, but they are on the job.
I imagine we end up with something like frequent flyer, a reservation for partial delivery to a particular neighborhood. But unlike airlines, we do not have a homomorphic network of coherent airports. We have a wide range of delivery impediments. Certificate management more like local franchises, like minded destinations in a small region auto-organized to aggregate by accepting more variable delivery.
Say I need a big box delivered, and am variable about time. I order the delivery, and have paid a good part of a local truck cost. My fee might drop if others utilize the truck. and thusly the market incentivizes distributed truck routing. We need the open source trade protocol, the trade script uses recombination to 'fill the trucks', a hedging tool for futures in local truck space. That's a billion dollar business. Something Alpha Zero could do.
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