with various "Specializations" and "Missions/Services",
while, each individual as entity capable of general/holistic understanding and/co-learning.
and the tribe becoming very experienced in "Collective Intelligence" and "Capability for Emergency Response",
along stigmergic tools and practices.
Type of potential mission :
Land healing consulting ; Land Permaculture Set up and consulting,
Modular ( tent ? ) constructions,
set up of post-industrial production infrastructure,
complementary finance and currency consulting, ... etc
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The tribe could be cycling across europe,
staying connected to the internet,
having "eclaireurs/scouts" charged of future mission preparations,
enabling certain decisions to be co-informed through technology and general assemblies,
having rotating and self chosen tasks ( external mission tasks, but also self preservation tasks such as operation of food and kitchen, shelter / tent maintainance, bike maintainance, self-learning support, mutual-caring support, etc )
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A permanently moving tribe, which can stay on missions in certain places, such as "circuses" used to do,
while moving from north to southern europe, according to the seasons.
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Land would be put to disposal ( for camping - with special kinds of comfortable and light weight "mobile villages" )
by the farmers or communities that wish to welcome the "nomads" and/or employ them for their services.
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Money earned could go into maintaining the movement of the collective,
with surplus invested in setting up "oasis", which are the movements more permanent "bases",
to which nomads can return to.
Investments can be made for infrastructure as to increase progressively autonomy from dependencies on monopolistic economic networks / support diversification,
and investments can also be made in the cheapest land ( within potential for ideal context development )
on which value can then be created outside of monopolistic economic networks.
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Hence a trans-modern approach to semi-nomadism,
such as the nomads who trade salt on their camels,
going on expeditions, and then returning to their oasis.