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2012/06/112012/06/14

The Open Source Everything Manifesto: Chapter 4 Philosophical Concepts Extract II

The Open Source Everything Manifesto: Chapter 4 Philosophical Concepts Extract II The sharing of truth in the form of widely available information creates a foundation for cost-effective transparent decisions that are inherently anti-corrupt in nature. . . . . . . . . Where the philosophy gets interesting, even challenging, is when it confronts the …

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2012/06/052012/06/27

Review: The Open Source Everything Manifesto – Transparency, Truth & Trust

Robert David Steele 5.0 out of 5 stars End Result of Quarter Century Walk-About,June 5, 2012 Updated 27 June: Why on earth is this book in top 100 for Espionage? I can only speculate that because I am a former spy, trained over 7,500 intelligence professionals, and have been an arch critic of secret intelligence …

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2012/06/04

David Swanson: Voice for Activism

David Swanson: A Voice For Never-Ending Activism For activist, author, and blogger David Swanson, it really is about the never-ending struggle for social and economic justice; the same battle that has been fought since time began. And for him, “success” or “defeat” cannot be defined by one election or one Supreme Court ruling. For Swanson, …

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2012/05/27

Howard Rheingold: Meta-Cognition

Metacognition — awareness of one’s attention and thinking process — is increasingly a 21st century necessity. — Howard Metacognition — I Know (or Don’t Know) that I Know At New York University, Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Steve Fleming is exploring the neural basis of metacognition: how we think about thinking, and how we …

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2012/05/202016/03/25

Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Col Ted Westhusing, USA (RIP)

Colonel Theodore S. Westhusing (November 17, 1960 – June 5, 2005),[1] a West Point professor of English and Philosophy, volunteered to serve in Iraq in late 2004 and died in Baghdad from an allegedly self-inflicted gunshot wound in June 2005. At the time he was the highest ranked American to die violently in Iraq since …

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2012/05/12

Who’s Who in Cultural intelligence: Daniel Pinchbeck

Daniel Pinchbeck (born June 15, 1966) is an author living in New York’s East Village, where he is editorial director of Reality Sandwich, a blog website centered around New Age philosophy and activism.[1] H In his own words: I grew up in the New York counterculture of the 1970s and ’80s. My father, Peter Pinchbeck, …

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2012/05/03

Venessa Miemis: Birth of a Meme – The Rise of Culture Tech

Birth of a Meme: The Rise of Culture Tech I’ve been tracking emerging trends for a while now, exploring the co-evolution of humanity and our technologies, and building visions of the kinds of futures I’d like to see. Lately, I’ve found myself a bit restless, wondering “what’s next?” The conferences and gatherings I’m attending are beginning …

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