The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
For several years a group of faculty members, students, and people from off campus met once a month to discuss “complex systems”. Later we decided to discuss “reflexive systems” as the next step in the systems sciences. The systems sciences and cybernetics provide a general theory of perception, cognition, learning, adaptation, and understanding, whether these …
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Dear Friends: This is an interesting dialogue I’ve been eavesedropping on.. Cheers, John Phi Beta Iota: Others have been on this story for decades–the rest of the world is just now catching on. It is a two-party tyranny–voting for one or the other is NOT an option. What we need is an end to the …
Creating a Smart Nation–and a World Brain–demands the participation of all of the people all of the time.
Mark Zuckerberg Social networking is at “an inflection point,” Zuckerberg said. “When you think about what social networking meant for the last five or seven years, since Facebook has been around, the narrative has mostly been around connecting people,” he said. “Until the last couple of years, most people really had open questions about whether …
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Law Job Stagnation May Have Started Before the Recession—And It May Be a Sign of Lasting Change William Henderson and Rachel Zahorsky ABA Journal, 1 July 2011 EXTRACT: The golden era is gone, but this is not because the law itself is becoming less relevant. Rather, the sea change reflects an urgent need for better …
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Nathan Allen is an independent historian and president of a skin care company and an education charity. His book Arsonist: The Most Dangerous Man in America by Nathan A. Allen is published 4 July 2011.
