3000 Miles of Pure Insanity

[...] major news networks, but as the rabbit hole went deeper, it got quite interesting. A summary: Aaron Barr, CEO of HB Gary Federal, tries to unveil the identities of the people he perceives to be the & [...]

[...] stupid post here (edit: maybe not so short now that I'm down writing). Last week, I wrote about Aaron Barr and the HB Federal fiasco and speculated on the implications of a world in which both [...]

[...] here. Nothing to see. These are not the seeds you're looking for. *Hand wave. Move along. Glenn Greenwald's Original Piece on HB Gary/Wikileaks via Salon A nice summary of what happened plus a [...]

[...] push the radical and reckless nature of Wikileaks activities." It went so far as to name Glenn Greenwald (and others) as essential supporters of Wikileaks, and opined that "if pushed [they] [...]

[...] source, Lt. Col. Michael Holmes, which were repeated mindlessly by many major media outlets. Glenn Greenwald has a good summary of the situation, as well as a useful explanation as to why high level [...]

[...] over cause." In short, it outlined illegal and certainly unethical activities that HB Gary Federal and friends would commit against Wikileaks if hired. To top it off, it's found that the [...]

[...] and life allow.) Today, the prevailing ideology regardless of political party is that the federal government, with its power and resources, is the proper institution to provide for or regulate the [...]

[...] food. It's a scary thought, one that typically kills this line of thinking. Without a federal government to regulate food, how will I know I'm not buying poison? But this is the wrong question - [...]

[...] the regulation, utilities, and resource problems. I'll lay out a very rough groundwork for potential solutions in a subsequent post. Again, the purpose is to get feedback and new perspectives, so feel [...]

[...] if a user's tags matches him/her to 10 potential videos, we want to make sure we're showing him/her something new each time - so we have to keep [...]

[...] tuna due to overfishing aka commercial raping of the oceans. These harms eventually directly impact humans by decreasing the Earth's capability to provide for human survival (each of the above do this [...]

[...] approach to government needs to take all of this into account. The purpose is to build an overall strategy - we're looking to maximize benefit (progress, justice, effectiveness) and minimize harm ( [...]

[...] submitters," and a "media campaign to push the radical and reckless nature of Wikileaks activities." It went so far as to name Glenn Greenwald (and others) as essential supporters of [...]