Search Results for “Peer to Peer” – Page 66

2013/05/062013/05/06

Berto Jongman: Chris Hedges Interviews Julian Assange

The Death of Truth LONDON—A tiny tip of the vast subterranean network of governmental and intelligence agencies from around the world dedicated to destroying WikiLeaks and arresting its founder, Julian Assange, appears outside the red-brick building on Hans Crescent Street that houses the Ecuadorean Embassy. Assange, the world’s best-known political refugee, has been in the …

Continue reading “Berto Jongman: Chris Hedges Interviews Julian Assange”

2013/05/052013/05/05

Jean Lievens: Warren Karlenzig: Collective Intelligence–Cities as Global Intelligence Platform

Warren Karlenzig: Collective Intelligence–Cities as Global Intelligence Platform Social media and collaborative technologies–layered with smart systems combining geo-location data with human experience–will make cities the driving sustainability force in a dawning planetary era. Cities will anticipate new risks with rapid urban systems innovation based upon crowdsourcing, virtual and physical communities, and transparent markets sensitive to …

Continue reading “Jean Lievens: Warren Karlenzig: Collective Intelligence–Cities as Global Intelligence Platform”

2013/05/042013/05/04

Review (Guest): Passport to the Cosmos

John Mack 4.0 out of 5 stars Mack’s best work on the abduction issue looks back to Magonia and forward to a new age November 20, 2011 By The Guardian TOP 500 REVIEWER As Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard University Medical School, John Mack had the highest possible academic credentials. He was also a Pulitzer …

Continue reading “Review (Guest): Passport to the Cosmos”

2013/05/022013/05/02

Chuck Spinney & Philip Giraldi: The Poisonous (Treasonous?) Influence of the Neo-Cons…Why Isn’t the FBI Going After Them?

While there is little that is new in the attached article by Philip Giraldi; it is nevertheless very important and well worth reading. Giraldi has produced an excellent summary of the truly poisonous influences on US foreign and defense policies, a group more accurately described by the collective modifier neo-conmen. He describes how the influence of this movement’s …

Continue reading “Chuck Spinney & Philip Giraldi: The Poisonous (Treasonous?) Influence of the Neo-Cons…Why Isn’t the FBI Going After Them?”

2013/04/292013/04/29

Worth a Look: Wavy Gravy Movie – Saint Misbehavin’ and His Books

Born in 1936, Hugh Romney was an improvisational actor and standup comic who befriended Lenny Bruce and Bob Dylan when he settled in New York’s Greenwich Village in the early ’60s. Romney’s career took him to the West Coast in the mid-’60s, where he fell in with Ken Kesey’s Merry Pranksters and became a key …

Continue reading “Worth a Look: Wavy Gravy Movie – Saint Misbehavin’ and His Books”

2013/04/292013/04/29

Jean Lievin: Micro-Manufacturing and Open Source Everything — Re-Empowering Labor over Capital

Micro Manufacturing, Third Wave Style…Perfect for Worker Coops? In the Next Industrial Revolution, Atoms Are the New Bits By Chris Anderson The door of a dry-cleaner-size storefront in an industrial park in Wareham, Massachusetts, an hour south of Boston, might not look like a portal to the future of American manufacturing, but it is. This …

Continue reading “Jean Lievin: Micro-Manufacturing and Open Source Everything — Re-Empowering Labor over Capital”

2013/04/262013/04/27

Theophillis Goodyear: The Second Enlightment Emergent Now — Comment by Bojan Radej

The Second Enlightenment Has Emerged: We Should Call It What It Is Have you ever noticed that there’s no convenient, sufficient, or satisfying way to pull all the threads together of all the inter-related branches of wisdom that we’re always talking about? despite the fact that they all seem to be part of the same …

Continue reading “Theophillis Goodyear: The Second Enlightment Emergent Now — Comment by Bojan Radej”