public controversy could be 00:33:45 carried out more expeditiously if you read something that seems controversial you can ask if anybody's filed a reply and I was hoping that this together with 00:33:57 an author's ability to revise the original statement would lead people to converge on considered positions more quickly than at present even if they do not come to actual agreement and maybe 00:34:11 that's happened a little bit I'm still sort of hopeful for the future but I didn't see it 00:34:25 happening in this philosophy meeting um well to set up formally discussions of some controversial if you can find some 00:34:43 issue where there are yes or no sides then the yes nose might hit on considered positions as best they can by 00:34:57 by iteration and I so I'm not going to do it but you should do it

I predicted was that there would be frequent revisions of articles and books and author can take into account new facts or other people's criticism and the reviews the revision would take effect immediately it's been a little 00:33:17 bit of that I frequently revise the web versions of of old papers or put a dated 00:33:32 footnotes in it but it certainly hasn't happened very much

hoping advertising would 00:32:08 mainly go away and that was um didn't happen

there were 00:31:53 people to tell him what to read

Herbert Simon once complained to me said we're drowning in this glut of information

even if certainly society has survived 00:30:25 Bill Gates being so rich

the best guy is a lot 00:29:22 better than the second-best

the phenomenon of stars

Richard Stallman who has been 00:28:03 a hero in many spects has been a negative force

now in 1970 I ignored the copying problem

world of the future whereby an individual could compete with the large organizations at 00:27:06 least find a place among the large organizations and we'll see how that develops

underestimated the resistance to being displaced these organizations would be able to mount even the publication organization of nonprofit scientific 00:25:43 societies have been able to resist displacement like American Physical Society and so 00:25:56 forth ACM at triple-a I as once you've created a bureaucracy then it's going to maintain itself so the biologists have 00:26:14 taken the lead in creating online journals page where things work now the blog's come closest to my predictions but they still can't afford famous 00:26:25 professional writers

feel your 00:23:55 pain and and so forth III think it will only produce annoyance it really has to have some understanding of what you need to know

fad for emotional computing for 00:23:29 sympathetic computing

now everyone has trouble using something new 00:21:42 and no matter how much experience you have of using some things other things are going to come up for which you are a beginner and you will have typical 00:21:52 beginners troubles

a major development that's required is for the systems to 00:22:05 understand the users confusion how is he confused

the dot-com crash was that there were just too many bad or trivial ideas

present web is pretty good the users will do okay even without new ideas in my opinion there's a shortage of good new ideas

the people who are offering it were aiming at monopolies of services but in general too little and too late

set-top box where you would use a TV as 00:20:15 a display and so forth

operating systems require the user to do system administration

you need artificial intelligence to do it properly on a mass scale

done badly because of having fixed 00:18:32 allocations of space and so forth various bad ideas

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it's reasonable to say that the author pays with exceptions for authors that don't have institutional support

the publishers that suffer a substantial degree of technological unemployment

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now there were other prophets and I'm neglecting them Nelson I'm even forgetting his 00:10:40 first name but anyway

stored program computer meant is 00:02:54 that the program of the computer was in the same memory as the data and computers that had been built before that like the Harvard mark one did not 00:03:05 have that characteristic and Eenie act did not have that characteristic and it was thought at the time that it was fundamental that a program could change 00:03:18 itself

Ted Nelson -- Computers for Cynics [full version]

Nelson latest book was an autobiography released in 2011 called “ Possiplex .” Ted Nelson: Quotes “Most people are fools, most authority is malignant, God does not exist and everything is wrong.” “The good news about computers is that they do what you tell them to do.

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Barefoot Documents

Publications in ResearchGate and on Lulu.com website

’the generative dance of knowing'

counter-knowledge

Learning space and toolstack.

wiki for collaborators

what it might take for wiki to 'go viral' as a means of active digital collaboration.

pods of collaborators with significant non-tech projects

Experiments in easier wiki(ing)?

a 'killer plugin'. Etc wiki for collaborators

Gathering data & media in wiki wiki has been evolved and mobilised often for assembling scraped or unstructured data or media, processing them, and displaying crunched parameters or highlighted media elements in diverse forms - typically visually (eg graphs, or series of images). Passing data or media samples to an active wiki 'factory' might be a beneficial passive use to consider?

What is a Business? An expansive question that has surprisingly practical value

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Liberalism believes in individualism 00:36:29 as we said earlier, that each one of us is an individual. We have this ray of light, this inner core which is individual. This is our real self. Well, according to the life sciences today there are no such things. All animals, including humans, are not individuals. They don't have souls. They don't have any essence. 00:36:53 They don't have any inner core. They are basically a collection of biochemical algorithms, all kinds of algorithmic systems that build the brain, that build the human beings, the giraffe, the elephant, whatever it is. And if you peel all the layers, all the systems that make up an animal, an organism like an onion, 00:37:16 you peel one layer after the other, one layer after the other, in the end you won't get an inner core of light, or a soul. You will get nothing. There is just nothing left when you take out all these different biochemical algorithms, nothing is left. There is no individual. Secondly, these biochemical algorithms that make up an organism are not free. 00:37:43 There is no such thing as freedom according to the life sciences. All systems in nature, including these biochemical algorithms, they work according to just two possible principles. Either they are deterministic or they are random. Perhaps some events on the quantum level 00:38:08 insert a certain randomness into the biochemical processes of our brain, of our nervous system, of our body, but that's it. The word "freedom" simply has no meaning in the life sciences of today. Taking these two ideas together that an organism, including Homo sapiens-- which is just another animal 00:38:32 like the chimpanzees, and giraffes, and so forth-- if an organism is just a collection of algorithms, and these algorithms are not free in any sense, this means that at least potentially an external system, an external entity can understand me perfectly. It just needs to understand all the algorithms that 00:38:55 come together to build this machine, this structure. And the crucial insight is that even our sensations, even our emotions, even our feelings, liberalism believes above all else in our feelings, how you feel about politics, about art, about sexuality, this is the holy grail of liberalism, our feelings. 00:39:23 But now come the life sciences and say, feelings? Feelings are just biochemical algorithms calculating what? Calculating either of two things, probabilities of survival and probabilities of reproduction. That's it. The Homo sapiens, like giraffes, like elephants, they are calculating all the time, all their body 00:39:47 is just a calculating machine for calculating probabilities of survival and reproduction. This, again, may sound a bit abstract. So I will give two simple examples. First of all, problems of survival. Let's say you are a baboon. And you are somewhere in the Savannah in Africa. And you see a tree with bananas on it.

Easywiki? Here we begin to consider the possibility of an easier client for wiki, without compromising the essential, intended nature of wiki.

Based on our recent experience helping teams build in web3, we released a piece that gives you a framework that teams can use to understand the challenges and needs of building a complex ecosystem strategy leveraging web3 enablers.

Web3 can fix that according to Dixon, by eliminating entirely – or, maybe, better: progressively and sufficiently – the need for a centralized entity that “runs” the network “for” the participants, in favor of a cooperative system where participant themselves can govern and evolve the network in the interest of all stakeholders, and not only the owners.

Douglas Crockford

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gene–culture coevolution (GCC)

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evolutionary transition in individuality

List of Internet top-level domains

We make tools that make research more open. Our open-source tools are used by millions every day, in universities, businesses, and libraries worldwide, to uncover, connect, and analyze research products

OpenAlex is a fully open catalog of the global research system. It's named after the ancient Library of Alexandria and made by the nonprofit OurResearch.

An open and comprehensive catalog of scholarly papers, authors, institutions, and more.

Citationsy was founded in 2017 after the reference manager Cenk was using at the time, RefMe, was shut down.

Referencing for people who value simplicity, privacy, and speed

Archive a snapshot of a link when you cite it, creating a preserved-in-time copy of it for referencing

allow space to bring our whole selves into the room, to be present with each other about whatever is meaningful in our lives. In the realm of “community engagement,” we are connecting with each other as fellow community members – a reminder to be human in all our work. 

Beyond a transactional tactic for getting people to help an organization (so often the intent of “engagement” efforts)

Community Engagement Resources

Creating the Future hosts several online communities, currently housed at Facebook.

Text is representative of our speech and much of ourconscious reasoning about nontextual records; it is the basicfabric in which most of the interpersonal collaboration in systemdevelopment work such as ours takes place.

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Appendix A describes these conventions in more detail

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there are means for suppressing the special formattingin the final printout of the structured-text files.

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We use these conventions for writing not only our memos,

With the general exception of COPE source code, all of our text material is formatted in what. we call our "structured statement" (or sometimes~ "linked statement") form, to facilitate computer-aided manipulation and study.

Text Structuring Conventions

Entrenched Western alliances and interests are often not values-based.

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Terence McKenna ~ Alchemy & The Hermetic Corpus ~ May 1991 ~ Workshop400,847 views400K viewsMar 16, 2017

A general "memo" framework is used. That is, a message consists of some information in a rigid format, followed by the main part of the message, with a format that is not specified in this document.

STOs are designed to attract investors, rather than build a community. For a network-based business, no community means no adoption, no revenue, and ultimately, no profit or value created. It’s another lose-lose scenario.

Holo is an ecosystem built on top of Holochain and composed of hosts and users of distributed computing. Hosts can host truly distributed apps and get paid in Holo fuel for hosting.

It uses a validating DHT (Distributed Hash Table) where every user has their own chain. A transaction is signed and countersigned onto each parties chain and then this information is published to the shared

Hash Tables used is found in BitTorrent.) THIS IS NOT a blockchain.

Holochain is a data integrity engine for distributed applications.

Cryptographic Autonomy License version 1.0 (CAL-1.0)

backend-less, p2p, browser-based message client!

Decentralized message client demo with OrbitDB and IPFS

Decentralized... Backend? Building an Angular dApp With OrbitDB and IPFS

Great to hear early users sharing their feedback on urFeed today*To get early access for you or your community get in touch.*Link to full discussion in comments.

Gareth Ingham (He/Him) 2nd degree connection 2nd Founder of a user owned communication platform urFeed. Get a share of the value you create. 2d (edited) A user owned communication platform, that shares the value created and rewards users for connecting.We are live in the App Stores and getting amazing early feedback from users.

Formaciòn = the well-founded, skilful organising and infrastructuring, of evolving facilitation, of highly capable. partisan practices of economic, cultural and aesthetic transformation. Aka liberation.

Easywiki? Here we begin to consider the possibility of an easier client for wiki, without compromising the essential, intended nature of wiki.

Dreaming Awake at the End of Time December 13, 1998

intellectuals—defined as people who figure it out

🌱 Seedling

In hypertext writing

FedWiki Cartographers FedWiki has been developed to integrate maps, diagrams, models, and their narratives. We will support interested cartographer / modelers.

Supported Graph Formats This article tries to explain a bit of each format: what are supported data files and the general structure to follow. If you experienced problems when importing or exporting files, please let us know to fill this documentation.

PURPOSE: to make a 'mindgraph' (a 2D selection in a editable higher-dimension graph)

Train of Thought

Popper’s view that theories of science can only be falsified is falsified

restore Humanity in sanity

move beyond the routines; up the food-chain of work, towards human-only tasks, i.e. anything that requires human agency and consciousness.

Bill's latest book "Beyond Knowledge"

Review: [Untitled] Reviewed Work: Lila: An Inquiry Into Morals by Robert M. Pirsig Review by: Richard Gelwick

From the Me Generation to the We Generation

The transputer is a series of pioneering microprocessors from the 1980s, intended for parallel computing. To support this, each transputer had its own integrated memory and serial communication links to exchange data with other transputers.

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the greatest threat to Humankind; lack of Humankind(ness)

We forgot we're a part of - not apart from - the cosmic show.

The problem isn't our Individual notes & rhythms

Power up your mind Enhance your wisdom with smart flashcards.

Draws simple SVG flow chart diagrams from textual representation of the diagram

The quantity of metal required to make just one generation of renewable tech units to replace fossil fuels, is much larger than first thought.

John Bunzl

You Will Own Absolutely Nothing by 2050 — And Here’s Exactly How It Will Happen

Sharing Webpages with Annotation

Use Multiple Desktops on One Screen With the Virtual Desktop Feature in Windows 10 Take advantage of the virtual desktop feature in Windows 10 to organize your virtual space while working on a bunch of different things at once.

The question we address is

…I have been out of business, that is, money-making business, for about nine years, and during this period I have devoted all of my spare time to the object of promoting modern scientific management. In this I feel I can accomplish much more than I could in any other way, because it has been practically my life’s work; and I also think it is my duty to devote my time and money to this cause, for the reason that there is no one else in the country who is in a position to accomplish what I am able to do in this direction.

This notebook will continue to evolve going into the future

People Everywhere are Running Out of Money. Here’s What Happens Next.

Now, corporations are re-engineering the global economy for maximal economic dependence and profit-taking — just another form of slavery, albeit a tad less 12 Years a Slave and a little more Brave New World.

Corporate profit is the ultimate inefficiency.

Gardner Campbell@GardnerCampbellFollows you

The 50th Anniversary of Doug Engelbart's landmark Demo was celebrated on 3+ continents! Visit theDEMOat50.org for details

The 1968 Demo - Interactive

Bootstrapping Brilliance™ Highlights 0 "Toward yielding more brilliant outcomes in your initiatives, teams and networks, leading to a more brilliant world."

Q: How “bootstrappable” are you? The more your work product helps leverage collective IQ, the more walking your talk will yield a bonus multiplier effect - the essence of bootstrapping, your greatest point of leverage.

oin forces in a NIC of NICs to share learnings, joint research, pilot experiments

“improving how to improve,” your MVP is the human-tool ecosystem

Improve how you improve to get that multiplier-scaling effect

Frame your quest – ask which essential capabilities you will cultivate, augment, improve?

Launch pilot expedition(s) – ask how far out can you push, how fast? - rapid prototyping, 'co-evolution' are key

Equip your network – ask how best to engage, interact, capture, exploit your Collective IQ?

Flesh out your group – ask who best to inform your pursuit, your network, join your expedition?

especially evolvable, open 'hyper' tools (OHS), yielding ever more brilliant outcomes.

Your Bootstrapping Brilliance™ Toolkit

Holomap is a real-time collaborative holonic mapping platform.

“Pull a thread here and you’ll find it’s attached to the rest of the world.”

Working with Content Archives

Uploading files using Web3.Storage

What is Peergos and what can you do with it.

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“Sonja” was my PhD thesis program, described in my book Vision, Instruction, and Action.

Metablog

Identity, Capabalities, & Private Data - @expede - Building Apps on IPFS

Identity, Capabalities, & Private Data - @expede - Building Apps on IPFS

global peer-to-peer encrypted file system and application protocol being a file system everything has a unique path which begins with your 00:00:28 username fine grained access control it's pure capability based you don't need to rely on a server to enforce these capabilities just maths it's quantum resistant

Identity, Capabilities, & Private Data - @ianopolous - Building Apps on IPFS24 views24 views19 Aug 2022

the question is what is the real origin of consciousness exactly in case where did it come from was there a time when there was no consciousness well I 00:03:11 don't think it originates in time you see as I think it's a potential of the whole universe wholeness will arise between us all and participation rather than separately

David Bohm on science, the implicate order and coherence.

Wholeness and the Implicate OrderDavid Bohm

we're aligning more on the car file mode anyway because jsipfs has proven to be not be 00:06:37 viable yeah i mean we can't use it anymore either

not yet clear how to builda comprehensive representation of human cognitiveprocesses, which could be used as a foundationalcomponent of IoP solutions.

Social/Cognitive “overlays” beyond the mobile edge

seeking quantitative mathematical models

efficientlyguide information diffusion among users

behaviour becomes one of thekey elements for designing

although the concept ofprotocol stack itself would need to be re-thought

the humanbecomes the centre of Internet systems and, for this reason, in[19] this paradigm change has been termed an “Anti-Copernican Revolution”

Proximity-based services,ProSe

D2Dcommunication

support design paradigms whereby the control over thedeployment and operations of network functions may also beallocated to users’ devices, which autonomously decide howto cooperate with the core network to obtain the networkingservices they need at a certain point in time.

embrace(mobile) edge devices as “first-class network nodes”

users’ devices at the edge of thenetwork are extremely powerful and would be able to generatetheir own local networking environments on-demand, withoutnecessarily (or exclusively) relying on Internet functionalityprovided by core infrastructures

Cyber-Physical Convergence

well-established models that describe relevantaspects of the human individual and social behavior,derived in “non-ICT” disciplines. These models willhave to be embedded into networking protocols anddevices logic, to influence the operations of thenetworking functions

crowdsourcing andcrowdsensing

sers’ personal devices become proxies of theirhuman users in the Internet

making – inperspective - users’ personal devices “first-class citizens” inthe provisioning and operation directly at the edge of Internetfunctions

Network functions are more and morepushed towards the edges of the Internet

Cyber-Physical Convergence

Internet of People (IoP)An inter-disciplinary approach to Networking in a human-centric NGI

What is the Internet of People (IoP)?

Internet of People Revolusion

Internet Of People

The Internet of People protocol

Ecosystem ReviewJanuary 2021

IPFS - Content Addressed, Versioned, P2P File System(DRAFT 3)

NDN names are opaque to the network, i.e., routers do not know the meaning of a name (although theyknow the boundaries between components in a name). This allows each application to choose the namingscheme that fits its needs and allows the naming schemes to evolve independently from the network

router then stores the Interest in the Pending Interest Table (PIT

Communication in NDN is driven by the receiving end, i.e., the data consumer. To receive data, aconsumer sends out an Interest packet, which carries a name that identifies the desired data

name-based routing protocol