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Amber Hickey on the book A Guidebook of Alternative Nows; Maya Indira Ganesh and Gaby Sobliye on the information advocacy organization Tactical Technology Collective; Frauke Hehl & Antonia Schui on the workstation ideenwerkstatt e.V.; Cordula Andrä on
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Related categories: Health 1. Ability Mate : = "An Open-Source Community Inventing Products For An Inclusive Society". 2. BioBricks: refer to a specific "brand" of open source genetic parts as defined via an open technical standards setting process that is led by the BioBricks Foundation 3. Dental X-ray Machine 4. EyeWriter Project, low-cost, eye-t...
For Astronomy, tools see under Space Transportation! 1. Bath Open INstrumentation Group: "The focus of the group’s research is making scientific equipment which is completely open source". 2. CFree: high quality telescope optics, for astronomy 3. CheapStat: An Open-Source, “Do-It-Yourself” Potentiostat for Analytical and Educational Applications 4....
The main stages the book concerns itself with are those that arose in the last 50,000 years, Red, Amber, Orange, Green, and of-course, Teal. Teal represents nothing less than “the next stage in the evolution of human consciousness.” Each stage is posited to ...
This jump from ethnocentric amber to worldcentric orange is the great leap that religions alone can help humanity make. The great religions alone can thus be the conveyor belt that gives legitimacy (in both the sociological and religious sense) to the orange (and higher) versions of their essential story and their essential spirituality.
site, Brewtopia.com.au, and inviting 140 of their friends to describe their. ideal beer. Within weeks, the community had built up a head of more than. 10,000 people in 20 countries, and their votes determined everything from. the beer's style (lager), color (pale amber), and alcohol content (4.5.
Discussion Allison Hearn : The rise of digital reputation via web 2.0 "Many who celebrate the rise of social media see it as facilitating a wholesale change in social relations, and, indeed, in the nature of capitalism (for example Benkler, 2006 and Bauwens, 2005 ...
