Hi Davin,
Thinking on this point of being products of the Google and their
famously banal motto, Don't be evil, I wonder if some of what we are
experiencing a flattening out of ethics. Don't be evil sounds like
a fine corporate motto, but I think it really speaks to an absence of
what it is
Thinking on this point of being products of the Google and their
famously banal motto, Don't be evil, I wonder if some of what we are
experiencing a flattening out of ethics. Don't be evil sounds like
a fine corporate motto, but I think it really speaks to an absence of
what it is that we should
dear all
well, it seems we have moved beyond the metaphors of (artistic) pirates,
and some of the recent postings (thanks for your response, Davin) help us
perhaps to think further on the question of community politics or
autonomy (versus individualism and futile gestures) and the pragmatism
of
At the inauguration ceremony, the Google representative said that the
company is looking forward to
the research outcomes, and that they are glad to anticipate the outcomes,
which will help us to
make better products.
Yes, it's worth extending our piratic probe to institutions, newly created
