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by bergstromm466 6y ago
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This is why we should move to Holochain and DAT: it allows this + more.
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
With the maturing of the Holochain framework (a novel data integrity engine for fully distributed applications [1]), Valueflows/hREA and Holochain apps will start taking off. My hope is that this will rewire our society in two signific
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
https://archive.is/n6gOj
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My Health Is Not My Own(norabateson.medium.com)
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Doctors need to be paid less and it needs to be easier to become a doctor.(twitter.com)
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> "How To Win Friends And Influence People" "This book had a profound effect on me, however, of the negative variety. It did give me pointers on how to actually break out of my shell and "win friends" but in the
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> instead of quietly consuming the products The problem is the propertied capitalist class , not the working class. The capitalist class has the power. I appreciate your intention, yet it's super important to be clear that the prob
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The struggle to set information free is not just a technical matter(logicmag.io)
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> Imagine the police turning up and arresting you for that comment https://twitter.com/_SecondThought/status/133274617257067725...
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> Hiding inventions as trade secrets acts to protect these huge multinational corporations against this threat of creative destruction. This is the reason that huge multinationals lobby so hard for strong trade secret laws and weak paten
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Trade Secrets: Elon Musk Is Just Another Hypocritical Tech Billionaire(ipwatchdog.com)
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Thank you for sharing!
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I wrote this yesterday (and slightly edited/updated it today): I can’t help but think about the long game here. Are there complex PR strategies that could potentially be employed here by Apple and Facebook together? I wonder if this ‘f
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
Great Julianne Moore movie about early-onset alzheimer's disease called 'Still Alice'.
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
In my experience as a man, most of the men I’ve had around me tend to avoid talking about what is going on inside of them, not sharing and describing what they feel and how this relates to their unmet human needs. "The reality is that
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> We as a society artificially dumb our children down. And for what? That the author doesn't get anything for it anyways? For surplus value. It is the capitalist class that is dumbing down our children. I absolutely agree with you
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
I can’t help but think about the long game here. What complex PR strategies could potentially be employed here by Apple and Facebook together? I wonder if this ‘fight’ represents some sort of controlled opposition by Silicon Valley to win f
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> Barely getting by in America means being rich for much of the world including many European countries. Barely getting by in America means incredible poverty, homelessness, an inability to get medical care, and visits to food banks. I&#
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
Wendy: "I recently [wrote] an article on the failures of the free software movement for Logic Magazine, in a piece called Freedom Isn’t Free [2]. I agree that free software is useful as a political rallying point. As it is now, though,
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From private ownership accounting to commons accounting?(mikorizal.org)
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> For many people, the idea of cooking a meal has been elevated to a special occasion event, as a treat or a date night. This is partially due to the fact that boring, everyday meal recipes just aren't as flashy as a 15-ingredient,
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> Choir synths for music production can run for thousands of dollars Do you have an example? Why are they so expensive, are there no community projects in existence?
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Yep. I asked because I wanted to hear IronRanger's reasoning.
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I agree with you and wanted to back up these arguments with outside sources and arguments that I personally find compelling and meaningful. I can see that maybe the intention for my post was unclear from my just dropping two quotes.
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> Does it not seem obvious why some would be willing to accept Musk's faults? No, not when you consider that our current trade secret laws (under various global intellectual property systems and agreements), which Musk's Tesla
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> worshiping the wealthy "Over the years, [Elon Musk] cultivated a media persona that was “part playboy, part space cowboy,” Vance writes. [...] Musk sells himself as a singular mover of mountains and does not like to share credit
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> Europe [and their] limited high knowledge industries (tech) Huh, where’d you get that idea?
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> Cash handouts to encourage poor men to receive vasectomies for example. Why poor men?
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by bergstromm466 6y ago
> I thought it was going to search inside the 28M books Google Books does this, not sure how many books though.

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