The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
I really like Larry Ellison for varied reasons including his off-shore sailing and his cash flow, but he now epitomizes the previously successful enterprise that is doomed (along with Google, Microsoft, and IBM, among many others). Below the fold are three items; first a brief commentary from Stephen E. Arnold, one of the “three amigos” …
George Gilder 3 Stars Fad Book Limited Value I gave up on this book after 100 pages (it is 320 pages long). I normally do not waste time writing negative reviews but in this instance think it appropriate to mention that I found it wanting. The first third, on Google, is so far-fetched in its …
Open Source as a Model for Global Education Matthew Rascoff & Noah Pinkus Both competition and transfer are equally insufficient as frameworks for the global education strategy we need for our complex, interconnected world. This autumn, 268 undergraduate students from 27 nations on six continents are pioneering a new “open-source” model as they begin their …
SHORT URL: http://tinyurl.com/steele-khashoggi UPDATE 20: Saudi Lead on Alledged Murder a Zionist Asset? UPDATE 19: Sybel Edmunds in Turkey Confirms CIA-Mossad False Flag Fake Girlfriend, No Body UPDATE 18: The CIA lied about the Russians hacking the election, could they be lying (or deceived by the Zionists) on MBS’s role? President is CORRECT to say …
Alert Reader comments: I think there should be some skepticism of Tim Berners-Lee. He created the world wide web out of CERN, and was later knighted. He’s connected to Oxford, the AI lab at MIT, and their center for collective intelligence. His new project is a joint venture with Qatar. There are several interesting projects …
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Enough Is Enough: The World Wide Web’s Creator Is Taking The Power Back In an interview with Fast Times, Berners-Lee demonstrated an early version of an app running on Solid. Author Katrina Brooker describes it as “a mashup of Google Drive, Microsoft Outlook, Slack, Spotify, and WhatsApp.” The difference, she explains, is that every every …
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