Hello,
Thanks Brian for the snapshot history lesson; what seems to be glossed
over in your letter is this salient point: Not only in California, but
across the world there are new oligarchies who dispose (of us) more or
less as they please. Unlike the student movements of 2009, I don't think
I have certainly seen these changes during the past eight years that I
have lived in California, near Sacramento. However, the green
initiatives cannot be simply written off that way considering our
miserable air quality, the water rationing that has just started, the
loss of pollinating insects,
Keith Sanborn mrz...@panix.com
Re: nettime The Californian Reality (from: New Geography)
Tracey P. Lauriault tlaur...@gmail.com
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John Hopkins jhopk...@neoscenes.net
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Hi,
On Wed, 22 Jan 2014, allan siegel wrote:
Thanks Brian for the snapshot history lesson;
+1
Precisely,and exactly what kind of planning/organizing/conceptualizing
is necessary (or possible)
I'd like to pint to two sources of possibility and/or hope:
I remember, a couple of years ago, Sebastian Luetgert speaking about the
real frontier of copyright wars being personal memory. That if you
really want to enforce copyright, you have to force people to forget, to
erase from memory, say, films immediately after watching them.
At the time, it
We used to say, back when collaborating with Steve Mann in the late 1990s
that it isn't a camera, it's a visual memory prosthetic. I think it's an
accurate description.
It's disappointing that the writer was intimidated into giving up all of
his memories to the police in order to clear his name
Yes, I saw this disturbing news about the Gadgeteer and his run in with
ICE (the DHS). Rather amusing though because I received two invites to
join (/buy) the google glass explorer program yesterday as well. After
reading the article, my desire to wear a device that could potentially
incriminate
On 01/22/2014 03:06 AM, allan siegel wrote:
exactly what kind of planning/organizing/conceptualizing is necessary
(or possible) not simply as a defense against the OS of a corporate
totalitarianism but to envision and plan a new trajectory of
possibilities altogether?
Allan, always so
