The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Open Source Is Going Even More Open—Because It Has To
Buen Vivir: South America’s rethinking of the future we want
Buen Vivir is a concept and practice influencing politics and communities across South America. It involves a radically different way of thinking about collective wellbeing and sustainable living.
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Unlike any index based on logarithmic economic indicators, in Buen Vivir the subject of wellbeing is not the individual, but the individual within a community in relation to a specific cultural-natural environment.
15 Ways Successful People Approach Life Differently
RULES ONLY: 1. They hate playing politics. 2. They love when others win. 3. They desperately want to see ideas come to fruition. 4. They're meta-thinkers. 5. They prefer to make or enhance the rules. 6. They believe nothing is sacred. 7. They love solving problems. 8. They're great at self-assessment. 9. They embrace nontechnical feedback. 10. They actively create their future selves. 11. They adore taking things off their plates. 12. They're awesome at leveraging self-reward. 13. They believe they're in total control . . . 14. . . . So their egos don't suffer when they fail. 15. They do everything with intent.
The Economic ‘Grace' of Social Credit
Christian philosophy holds that it is a major sin to make an end of a means. The rational purpose and end of production is consumption, not to create work (a means). An economic system should provide goods and services for mankind as efficiently as possible with minimal trouble and effort for all concerned.
Pennsylvania Third Parties Win Key Petition Ruling
The court ruling is a major victory for disparate Pennsylvania third parties on petitioning rules | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles
This is a major victory for ballot access. The case was won by Oliver Hall, who has been Ralph Nader’s ballot access attorney for many years.
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One perspective is that the more energy and trust we direct at a system that doesn't deserve our energy and trust, the more lost opportunities accumulate (what could have been). People will counter this broken system, but I don't think it's going to be led by those within the political structure/re-structuring, or even be overtly deliberate.
Writes well, does David.
With Linux and Creative Commons, The $9 CHIP Computer Reveals Its Open Source Details
We’ve been wondering exactly how open source CHIP, the $9 computer, is. Turns out, it’s really freaking open! … The most exciting thing about CHIP is not that it is the first $9 computer, but that it is the first truly Open Source $9 computer.
