The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
May 24, 2017 To: Federal, State, and Local Governments, and Communities From: Ronald M. Powell (retired U.S. Government scientist; Ph.D., Applied Physics, Harvard University)1 Subject: Please OPPOSE the expansion of cellular technology, especially 5G, on health grounds. Full text online and downloadable document below the fold.
Rosenbach, Eric and Katherine Mansted . “The Geopolitics of Information.” Paper, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School, May 28, 2019. Information as a Source of Power The New Great Game Toward a National Information Strategy
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Why Do Open Innovation Efforts Fail? Scientists Want to Solve Problems Themselves It took us months to realize what was going on here: The most resistant scientists and engineers saw open source methods as a fundamental challenge to their professional identities. They defined themselves as “problem solvers,” but open innovation crowdsourcing platforms didn’t let them …
Quite interesting to note that none of the authors appear to be aware of the maturing industry known and Digital Sovereign Identity. Otherwise a superb overview of the problem. digital-deceit-final-update1
Harvard Business School: The U.S. Political System Has Been ‘Hijacked’ A new case study by Harvard Business School asserts that U.S. politicians have rigged the system to such a degree that the U.S. is becoming a failed democracy. The authors of the case-study use the word ‘hijacked’ to describe what the political parties have done …
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Above headline by Phi Beta Iota editors. Below is original headline. Harvard: Does the University Sell What the Customer Wants? Consider fat and sugar. The answer is my reaction to “Sugar Industry Secretly Paid for Favorable Harvard Research.” For the moment, let’s assume that this article is spot on. The write up informed me: As …
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