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Polly Wiessner: "Graeber and Wengrow struggle with the concept of egalitarianism, which they see as “sameness” in some specific ways that are agreed upon to be important (p. 126).However, egalitarian relations are not about sameness in small-scale societies, but rather about respect and appreciation of different skills offered by group ...
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Raffael Kéménczysummarizes: The One People's Public Trust (OPPT) was used to establish the legal foundation for re-gaining individual legal sovereignty within the current framework. In-depth investigation by the OPPT (and others before) have led to the conclusion that all corporations (including governments as corporations) are based on commercial ...
Raffael Kéménczy's analysis: It appears as if the legal foundation for these proceedings is sound as it stands unrebutted and the filings are detailed and make sense. The ethical and/or spiritual realisation of absolute self-responsibility and free will has thus been established within(!) the current legal framework using its own mechanisms through...
The One People's Public Trust (Official Site/Document Archive) - http://peoplestrust1776.org/ OPPT-IN (OPPT's Community Site and Courtesy Notice) - http://oppt-in.com Washington, D.C. Property Information (for UCC filings) - https://gov.propertyinfo.com/DC-Washington/
2020年2月4日 · Notably, Andrew Feenberg describes “operational autonomy” as a facet of capitalist ownership that incorporates autonomous potential into organisation, machinic, and workflow processes: Operational autonomy is the power to make strategic choices among alternative rationalizations without regard for externalities, customary practice, workers ...
Description. "The concept for Open Channel Software was developed in early 1999 by Douglas Curry in collaboration with Professors Stuart Kurtz and Ridgway Scott, both on the faculty of the University of Chicago. These individuals saw the need for a new mechanism to efficiently publish software from the university while allowing for the ...
"Data Meditations is the first ritual designed with the new approach of HER: she Loves Data, which addresses data as existential and cultural phenomena, and the need of creating experience (contemporary rituals) that allow societies and individuals to come together around data generating meaning, new forms of solidarity, empathy, interconnection...
For Peter Pogany, in his book Rethinking the World, culture is thermodynamic, i.e. it expresses the availability of matter and energy, and the level of complexity of its organizational forms. Paradoxically, the more we exercise our anti-entropic human activities, the more we create entropy at the edges.
Following her studies of innumerable long-enduring Commons, Ostrom concluded that the following eight “design principles” were essential elements which were always to be found in the way these sustainable CPRs organise themselves. Clearly defined boundaries, which define who has access to the CPR.
