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- Some Reflections on the Revolution in Propaganda
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- The Rationality of Interdependence vs. Independence (+ Self-Reliance + Inter-Reliance)
- The Rationality of Uncertainty
- The Rationality of Literacy
- It’s Not What You Think It Is
- The Irrationality of Irrationality
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- Should You be Concerned about the Rate of Literacy if Over 99% Are Illiterate?
- The Rationality of Intimacy
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- Voluntourism
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- The Unanswered Questions
- The Domain Name is the Medium
- Sign My Guestbook + The Rationality of the Written Word
- The Rationality of Ignorance
- Don’t Listen to One Single Piece of Good Advice — Listen to Many
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- Rational Media + Literacy
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- The Ubiquity of the Text Box (excursus)
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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Nice sentiment, but too ignorant of the rest of the world
Does the DMCA apply outside of America, or only in the United States? Every company that you use to share videos, pictures, and thoughts (from Google search to Facebook to Snapchat to WordPress.com) relies on the DMCA to balance free … Continue reading →
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Tagged censorship, copyright, DMCA, retard media, United States, United States of America, USA
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Crowds revisited: How the Wisdom of the Crowds is related to the Wisdom of the Language — and also the Open Web
I usually point out how the Wisdom of the Language is different than the Wisdom of the Crowds, but it is also important to underscore how they are related. English is a global language because a lot of people can … Continue reading →
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Tagged domain, domains, language, languages, market, markets, network effect, open web, trust, Wisdom of the Crowds, Wisdom of the Language
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How the Internet has revolutionized publishing, and why the Internet will not change fiction publishing one iota
This is actually very fundamental with respect to online literacy, so in case you’re distracted, please either turn off whatever is distracting you or just come back later when you’re not distracted. Reading this while you’re distracted will do neither … Continue reading →
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Tagged closed, closed web, domain, domains, fiction, free, Internet, market, non-fiction, nonfiction, open, open web, publish, publisher, publishers, publishing, semantic, semantics, topic, topics, web, Wisdom of the Language
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Online communities are not technically limited to a finite size, but people tend not to join once the membership or communication levels are perceived to be too high
Though not entirely astonishing, this new research finding is nonetheless fascinating: Some turnover may be necessary to allow new members to join. Online communities are not technically limited to a finite size, but people tend not to join once the … Continue reading →
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Tagged cohesion, communities, community, group, groups, spirit
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Anyone who expects me to logon to twitter in order to send them a message should get off of the Internet now
If you still haven’t figured out that you are responsible for your own information, not twitter.com or gmail.com or some other spyware company, you should get off of the Internet now. kthnxbai Continue reading