I agree with you, it would not be a utopia. Say the project had been country-wide how do you take care of water rights in a libertarian societ...

So what's your solution for making fair decisions to govern society? If you are about to say libertarian utopia, it's been tried to horrible results.

"Corporations" are simply legalized psychopaths with limited liability (or a form of slavery that the participants pretend isn't slavery)...do what th...

Neither government or workplaces need be inherently authoritarian and totalitarian and democratic decision making is absolutely the antithesis of auth...

A lot of assumptions there. Those people who aren't farmers for instance are working jobs that contribute to society: br /> The main problem wi...

You obviously didn't watch the video. The problem is that technological skill obsolescence is beginning to accellerate and penetrate a variety of ind...

enjoypolo wrote: br /> 2) The Holy Mountain by Alejandro Jodorowsky (1973 as well!! what are the odds. Historic time in film-making for sure!) ...

My thoughts on UBI: 1. Should not be thought of as unemployment, make work, or job placement. FULL STOP. Obviously not the case with Finland's ...

thwolf wrote: Hey shamangineer, have you looked at this imagery of the Bosnian Pyramids? I was pondering over Rani and your comments re Aether ...

Not a stretch at all.

My first thought when seeing this is that's not really what I would call a replicator. Transmuting materials in a 3D printer arrangement would still ...

My problem is that MBAs and bean counters have taken over engineering departments and are cracking the whip on engineers to overcome the inefficiencie...

Not at all, I want to look at Steiner's work in more detail myself, but have found related information a bit vague and difficult to parse the terminol...

I think it can be fun to speculate about what might cause the Mandela Effect. But I realize the phenomenon itself is unlikely to yield a smoking gun,...

Shh, calming hushed tones, go back to sleep. . . Nothing to see here. . .