Almost all educated people today, know a lot about
very little. I try to know a little about a lot of
things.
I am responding to this quote publicly from a private conversation.
One of the major insights from Marshal McLuhan's work that has not been
fully explored is the concept that
Thanks to Tom Lunde for his thoughtful commentary on the "10 Principles"
document(s).. Just for the record, I did not change or add any wording to
what I forwarded. I simply posted what I came across. No doubt dropped
headers led many of us off the track as to who actually wrote what in the
On Sat, 11 Oct 1997, Thomas Lunde wrote:
All these people depend on promoting confidence. They sit on telephones
talking to other players like themselves, generating the same kind of false
enthusiasm for the flavour of the day or they go on talk shows and
dramatically predict their
I don't know of a film either, but I prepared this 1996 'update' on
Mondragon for the new edition of my book, 'After the Crash', to add to the
overall picture. And just last week, Greg MacLeod (from Cape Breton, who
arranges regular tours to Mondragon) sent me the details of his forthcoming
Eva wrote:
(Harry Pollard:)
I don't advocate capitalism. I want a free market.
Beg your pardon? How can you have any market without capitalism?
You mean there would be no market in your socialist scheme?
EVA: You name it, it has been tried. Free market, keynesian market,
monetarist
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