Breaking free of cultural, moral and artificially instilled beliefs is perhaps the most important thing we can ever do. Our moral values enslave us to a particular framework of reality. It's like the course in miracles says "I have given this [A,B,C] all the meaning it has for me". (where… Read full post »

I'm a big Jesse Ventura fan. He may not always be the best at articulating himself, but he does have some pretty decent ideas.

One of his positions is never vote for a republican or democrat.

I'm not ready to take that pledge, I… Read full post »

 

 

Following is an update on an earlier post regarding the take-down of a website that publishes spy-cam material from unconsenting individuals, robbing them of privacy and dignity.

WE ARE WINNING!

Exoclick has agreed to terminate the account, this will temporarily halt their… Read full post »

 

As a UNIX freelancer I've dropped my calling card on all types of industries, from RSS job searching tools, college term paper services, tutorial video sales, resume writing services and cel phone ring tone providers.

 

The adult industry is no exception, I've done work for… Read full post »

 

 

As someone who's passionate about radio, I've had some experience with the DMCA. My internet stream included independent musicians, including their own promos whenever I could find them. Eventually my license provider folded and I had to shut… Read full post »

 

 

If you're looking for deep, meaningful ideas or philosophy, I'll spare you the trouble, there isn't any here, this post is just for fun.

Have you ever wondered if Mitt Romney is a psychopath? By psychopath, I mean in the clinical sense, someone who is incapable of… Read full post »

 

 

It's time to step out of the liberal/conservative duality that's been dominating our belief systems about the media and address what the media is actually about.

I don't like reading long articles and you're probably busy, so I'll keep this brief, condensed and to the point.… Read full post »

Depending on which chart you look at, US worker productivity is up, way up, since the bureau of labor statistics has been keeping score.

A new york times article by Steve Lohr "more jobs predicted for machines, not people", offers a grim outlook… Read full post »

Years ago, I read a book by David E. Lundstrom called "A Few good men from Univac", I don't think it was ever a best seller, but it described the engineering of the sperry-univac corporation and what it was like to work in the field during those times.… Read full post »

 

In this current age of bitter rivalry and dirty politics and extreme division it seems impossible that washington could possibly get anything done.

Republican ideas being rejected because they're supported by democrats, campaign strategies based soley on our hatred for one another; "W… Read full post »

Since the 70's wages for the working class have remained flat, while productivity has increased.

In the words of Eric Rauch:

An average worker needs to work a mere 11 hours per week to produce as much as one working 40 hours per week in… Read full post »