# PEG - Chapter 1 — Problem Definition
Defines the problem, scope and principles of a protocol that allocates contributed resources through publicly verifiable, irrevocable chance instead of discretionary decision-making.
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#PEG - Chapter 0 — Why a Specification?
Every monetary system assumes someone must decide who gets access to resources. The #PEG Engine asks whether that assumption is necessary. This serialized specification explores an alternative based on publicly verifiable, irrevocable chance—and invites public criticism.
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Abstract and content
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Introduction
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Design Goals of Pegged
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Functional Architecture
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Peg Maintenance and Value Logic
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Risks and Mitigations
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