The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Is the Internet broken, and can it even be fixed?
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While turning our home machines on and off is relatively low-risk, doing the same with a device that handles connections for thousands of users, and which may not have been rebooted for 20 years, is of much greater concern.
Noted with great regard.
From the Ushahidi team, an internet solution for remote areas
BRCK is built in Africa for Africa but just like Ushahidi, can be scaled across continents. The wireless modem allows up to 20 users connect to the internet by optimizing on available networks. “BRCK has mobility in mind, insert a 3G data enabled SIM card in over 140 countries and broadcast a WiFi signal that you can share. If you don’t have a SIM card, BRCK still has you covered, as we have BRCK vMNO for global connectivity with SIM cards,” explains Hersman.
What infrastructure is needed for positively disruptive technology?
November 11, 2014, Brooklyn Law School
Fell Hall, 205 State Street, Brooklyn, New York
10:00 am to 8:00 pm, Admission: $20.00, Student ID Free
This time – highly compelling – very controversial – totally unmissable – ex CIA-man Robert David Steele…
Links to all referenced books and facts below the fold.
Continue reading “INTERVIEW: Robert Steele with Howard Hughes at The Unexplained”
Research: 3D printing, the Arts and Crafts Movement and the Democratization of Art
* Master’s Thesis: “The Art and Craft of the Machine”: 3D printing, the Arts and Crafts Movement and the democratization of art. Patokorpi, Lassi. 2014. University of Tampere.
I discuss the machine’s two-sided role as, on the one hand, the destroyer of art, and on the other hand, the saviour of art.
Overreliance on Search Engines?
The Salon.com article titled Google Makes Us All Dumber: The Neuroscience of Search Engines probes the ever-increasing reliance on search engines and finds that the way we use them is problematic. This is due to the way our brains respond to this simplified question and answer process. The article stipulates that the harder we work for knowledge, the more likely we are to store it. When it is as simple as typing in a search query and reading a simple answer, we will forget the answer as easily as we found it. The article explains,
I have been waiting for this, the pushback from the conservatives within the Roman Church, whose views and power is threatened by this new pope. I just hope something doesn't “happen” to Francis.
Is the Pope Catholic? Critics Rally Around Benedict As Talk of Schism Looms
Conservative Catholics, angry at Pope Francis’s more moderate tone, are bucking the Church’s hierarchy.
