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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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The Starbucks Challenge in Context
Last month, greenLAgirl and CityHippy kicked off the Starbucks Challenge. The purpose of the Challenge was to mobilize bloggers and…
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Open Sourcing Appropriate Technology Part I
In 1985, Richard Stallman published the GNU Emacs License in conjunction with his software package of the same name. Though it…
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Starbucks Challenge in New Mexico
Yesterday my sister and I went to one of our local Starbucks to join in on the Starbucks Challenge. I’ve…
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US Policy Undermines Global Food Security
On Saturday, US Ambassador Francis Rooney urged the Vatican to promote genetically modified (GMO) crops as a partial solution to…
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Micro-credit Requires Reform
I’d like to address the issue of micro-credit. Though micro-credit has proven to be quite effective in many development projects,…
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Subsidies Kill Free Trade
The New York Times calls this year’s near record corn harvest in Iowa a sign of “America’s efficient farmers”. I…
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The Revolution is Now
The world is on the edge. The corporation has been diagnosed as a psychopath. Time and again big government has…
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