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Towards a Democratically-Distributed IoT
The questions raised in my previous post are worth serious consideration. If the commanding heights of global industry are to be conquered by robots, then this is a step towards a distopian cyberfeudalism straight from the pages of science fiction. …
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Shifting the Focus
On Wednesday I will be traveling to the South American nation of Bolivia. In the years 2000-2003 I lived in…
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Cannibalize Yourself
One of the strangest characteristics of the contemporary economic system is its propensity to cannibalize itself in pursuit of short-term…
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The Fate of the World
Today is International Women’s Day. To start, it’s important to recognize that women are still the most marginalized majority group…
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Playing Devil’s Advocate
Open Sourcing through the mechanism of online communities is not a viable strategy for anything outside of software. Even with…
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Spring is Here
The weather has been warming up, the days have been getting longer, the buds on apple trees are beginning to…
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Too Steep to Pay
In a dialog between blogger Marcelino Fuentes and myself, sparked by a recent post on NAFTA, I have found myself…
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The First Advocate of Open Source
The first advocate of Open Source was none other than the patron saint of neoliberal economics: Adam Smith. Although Smith’s…
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Just Kidding…
The Bush administration has declared that this week is “energy week”, as the President and his cabinet travel the country…
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Deconstructing Neoliberalism
In order to successfully resist the wholesale devastation of local economies at a global scale, it is necessary to pick…
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