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Edwin Jewett: Kevin Spacey returns to movies to play ‘a detective who investigates a wrongly-accused paedophile’ after his own career collapsed after sexual misconduct claims by underage men

Kevin Spacey is set to make a dramatic comeback to the big screen, three years after a series of sexual harassment and abuse allegations were made against him. The House of Cards star is reportedly being lined up to play a detective who investigates a wrongly-accused paedophile in L’uomo che disegnò Dio (The Man who …

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Matt Ehret: Open vs. Closed Systems – Lecture to Moscow National Research Nuclear University

Open vs Closed Systems- Lecture to Moscow National Research Nuclear University If the system intrinsic nature is presumed closed, and boundaries absolute, then fascism, zero-sum thinking and depopulation will be an unavoidable consequence. If on the other hand the system is presumed open, with relative boundaries to our growth potential, then society may yet have …

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Robert Steele: Opening Message for Web 3.0 Informal Steering Group

https://web3-0.org/ is now operational. The webmaster is installing classic word press ( I hate block form), and then I will get to work loading stuff including videos and past posts crossed over from my web 3.0 collection at http://phibetaiota.net. I got a lovely, brilliant interview with Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton today viewable here. The protocol …

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Answers on OSINT for India 39: How Are Open and Closed Sources Related?

Sir, Which of these three assumptions is closest to your decades of experience? A. Open sources are richer than the closed sources. B. Open sources are as rich as the closed ones? C. Open sources are the chiseled-out bits of closed sources which when put together can tell us about the closed sources they owe …

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NOW FREE ONLINE: The Original Open Source Everything Manifesto

All Hail Daniel Pinchbeck, who got me to write this book and crafted the title, and North Atlantic Books, one of the finest publishers I have ever worked with, with Random House publishing and distribution. Writing this book changed my life. By agreement North Atlantic is taking the book out of print, and English language …

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Answers on OSINT for India 34 — M4I2 as Philosophy and Process Integrating Holistic Analytics, True Cost Economics, & Open Source Everything Engineering (OSEE)

You ask, Is M4i2 a philosophy or a process (like C2)? I want to answer that question in three ways: M4IS2 is a philosophy. M4IS2 is a process that must integrate Holistic Analytics (HA), True Cost Economics (TCE), and Open Source Everything Engineering (OSEE) M4IS2 at the highest level is a spiritual alignment of humanity …

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