The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Future Directions and Open Everything (draft) Micro and Macro Human culture is a reflection of the human body A set of senses and muscles (culturally so many sensors and effectors ) Nourishment and waste in opposite directions in the bloodstream (freeways) A brain of many cells connected via a nervous system (a culture of many …
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There’s a New Mainstream Out There — and You’re Probably Part of It Millions of people the world over are part of The New Mainstream. It is defined neither by generation, by politico credo, nor by religious creed. The New Mainstream is defined by recognition that we are in a time of awakening to a …
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When Kevin Kelly looked up the definition of ?superorganism? on Wikipedia, he found this: ?A collection of agents which can act in concert to produce phenomena governed by the collective.? The source cited was Kevin Kelly, in his 01994 book, Out of Control. His 02014 perspective is that humanity has come to dwell in a …
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Intel is doing something new and useful. They have introduced a Conflict-Free Smelter Program (CFSP) to migrate toward assuring Intel consumers that its offerings are free of minerals from conflict environments — tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold are the ones they are focusing on. What Intel is doing impresses me for two reasons. First, they …
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A possible model for true cost economics movement. What’s in your technology may shock you… Your daily life requires vital minerals that may originate in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and other countries. Tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold are referred to as conflict minerals. EXTRACT
Cybernetics is an advanced form of mechanism, but it is still mechanism, which I consider a poor metaphor for any living system—a metaphor missing the system’s very essence. Guattari argues that cybernetic machinery, which introduced the capacity to collect all manner of feedback to increase control, has, with the advent of the Internet, made elite …
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Russell Brand 5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant, Intricate, Non-Violent, and Optimistic, November 4, 2014 In relation to the 2,000 plus non-fiction books I have reviewed here at Amazon, this book is brilliant. Normally I would consider giving it four stars for lacking an index and endnotes, obviously needed for the poorly educated morons that …
