An unusual, insightful, and challenging article: http://techdirt.com/articles/20100104/2016247610.shtml
> Manzi basically points out the difficulty in pulling any of the levers: if > you increase the pace of innovation, you also increase social upheaval at the > lower end of the pyramid. But if you work to protect social upheaval, you > decrease the pace of innovation, and in a global economy, that can actually > lead to another set of problems that, in turn, also could result in serious > problems for the economy. I don't necessarily agree with many of the solutions, but it is great to see someone articulating the problem. -- Ernie P.
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