This book has intrigued me more than almost any other book since reading
Friendly Facism. As I read it, I made notations of things that seemed
important. JG spent a lot of pages on the concept that the K-sector
operates as a monopoly - that was a big idea and one I still am ruminating
on. Anot
This is the second positive article I've seen in Canadian mainstream
press in the past few weeks. They are somewhat ahead of New England,
which is the 'greenest' area in the US. Looks like we really may have
picked a compatible city as our next home.
Steve
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An interesting contribution too your
cathedral and bazaar topic from another list (skeptic)
Eva
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In the world of open software, there is a comparison made between the
cathedral and the bazaar (this is Eric Raymond's original paper). The
cathedral represents the big software houses, producing
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Dear Thomas,
I think JG's argument is a 'thought experiment':
> As a first step, imagine a national economy entirely closed to trade. Such
> an economy will have three basic types of activity in it.
He never claims that reality operates in this fashion. Trade has been
part of most national ec
