On 1/22/14, 11:18 AM, Roger Critchlow wrote:
This is quite amusing, Tom. More than an argument for eliminating
barriers to internet access, it's a whole new way to evaluate the
social costs of privileges which the privileged will eternally argue
should be eternally theirs because they stole them first.
Or because they can use the leverage of providing jobs and taxes to
ensure their privileges. The value and cost that can be seen as opposed
to the open scheme that `merely' has theoretical arguments for it.
Marcus
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