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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 10:41:59 -0800
From: Sid Shniad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Growing concern with high tech model
The Daily Telegraph
Dear Colin,
My brain is slightly scrambled from reading to many E Mails this morning,
but I am trying to answer those that I find relevant. You and I have
obviously found the concept of voting once every four or five years an
inadequate method for expressing our citizenship and participation
It was two years ago almost to the day that I first came across Altavista.
The killer app for the killer app...the device that turned the Internet
into the global mind...
Well those wonderful folks from Altavista teamed up with the folks from
Systran who ever since VietNam by way of the Gideon
Dear Charles Brass, - you wrote:
phrase which means some organisation owns a
significant portion of your life
I like it - good insight. Not only do you leave your democratic rights at
the door, like a soldier, you agree to let incompetent individuals create
ridiculous circumstances for
Dear Barry, - you wrote:
These academic guys are really very smart, but they are held back by the
invisible venal-ideology. They may wake-up soon. Maybe we should scare
them. We are all being goosed by the invisible hand?
Right on, I would add that the hardest mind to change is the mind that
As a lot of 'futureworkers' are sympathetic to Marxist ideas, it would
behove them to read Volume III of Das Kapital. They'll find such tidbits as
his assertion that 'surplus value' disappears into the Rent of land. Also
the point that the accumulations of wealth that financed capitalism
I cannot see where the genetic evolution can be paralleled with
the development of human social behaviour.
I'm sure you read a lot of books I had no time for,
but it is still social darwinism, that sounds to me totally
irrational.
I think of "Social Darwinism" (SD) as a
Does anyone on this list know what's involved in setting up a small,
new discussion list--and how much it would cost, done as economically as
possible?
Charles Mueller, Editor
ANTITRUST LAW ECONOMICS REVIEW
http://webpages.metrolink.net/~cmueller
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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 16:36:59 -0600
From: Kevin O'Keefe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: NEW: Employment Law Forum - Employment Law Discussion Group
Employment Law Forum via [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There are many people who are the victims of
-- [ From: Greg MacLeod * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] --
Dear friends,
Attached is another summary with the addresses of distributors.. a number of
people wrote looking for distributor names... please pass it on
greg MacLeod
Mondragon Book
by Greg
Tom Lunde quoted me but ascribed it to Ed (see below):
His Microsoft example doesn't alter the fact that we buy Gates' products
because we are better off. Surely we won't pay money to be worse off.
That's silly.
So that isn't an issue.
However, perhaps we feel we should be better off at less
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