I quit reading Google News several months ago over imbalanced reporting. Due to this article I just went back to check today's news on the race for president.
4 articles negative on trump, 2 positive on Clinton. 1 almost balanced. Noted bias and prejudice about other matters also.
I'm independent and won't vote for either; they won't represent me or my family's future.
I'll check a few more times this week but nothing at Google News seems to have changed. Technocracy is at the mercy of the algorithm programmers -- and their bosses.
Are Comcast, AT&T, etc. smart enough to have Obama favour Net Neutrality so an incoming Republican majority can fight it for them? pwned politicians of the #oneparty & politigasim sock puppets in comments
If there is something of value on your system it has likely already been penetrated. How was that value discovered?
Is it IT's thankless task to train executives to avoid poorly examined actions and making statements that inflame hacker anger or expose the value of a cyber-attack?
There's nothing wrong with having choice. The cream, and occasionally the shit, will still rise to the top.
Enough vampire books for you? How 'bouts garage bands? Maybe there are to many inventors and entrepreneurs working in garages?
If you are unable to discern excellent from mediocre, read a forum filled with people who can. Don't limit my choice because you can't make a decision.
Another opportunity for indie artists. Do you think Activision will sell me the code and rights?
Businesses like music or book publishers still think virtually unlimited information can be priced like scarce resources. The illiterate monks in their scriptoria need to discover Gutenberg. Things have changed.
"In the UK at least the jury has the right to vote innocent if they disagree with the law. Surely you have a similar system?" - Anonymous Coward
The US had such a system, but judges jealous over their power refuse to acknowledge it. Judges want their instructions to the jury to be the only instructions available.
From the page my name is linked to:
. . . Of even greater power was jury nullification which allowed juries to strike down (nullify) unjust laws and thereby declare a defendant not guilty. Paths to protect from over reaching governments were emerging and growing.
"The jury has the right to judge both the law as well as the fact in controversy."
John Jay, first U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice
The influence of this idea can be seen in a quote from Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and third president of the United States of America.
"If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so."
Thomas Jefferson
Are we are talking about moving from a negative sum game to a positive sum game?
Money is a score keeping methodology. Currency is a way to cheat on the score card.
Price is not just about today's currency cost; but an indicator of tomorrow's money costs. Price measures money's value, thus making money useful as a store of time, labor, and innovation against future needs.
google news
I quit reading Google News several months ago over imbalanced reporting. Due to this article I just went back to check today's news on the race for president.
4 articles negative on trump, 2 positive on Clinton. 1 almost balanced. Noted bias and prejudice about other matters also.
I'm independent and won't vote for either; they won't represent me or my family's future.
I'll check a few more times this week but nothing at Google News seems to have changed. Technocracy is at the mercy of the algorithm programmers -- and their bosses.
Net Neutrality False Flag
Are Comcast, AT&T, etc. smart enough to have Obama favour Net Neutrality so an incoming Republican majority can fight it for them? pwned politicians of the #oneparty & politigasim sock puppets in comments
Data Valuation to cyber-Attackers
If there is something of value on your system it has likely already been penetrated. How was that value discovered?
Is it IT's thankless task to train executives to avoid poorly examined actions and making statements that inflame hacker anger or expose the value of a cyber-attack?
Justice
Usually injustice by a justice is not so blatant.
Re: choice
There's nothing wrong with having choice. The cream, and occasionally the shit, will still rise to the top.
Enough vampire books for you? How 'bouts garage bands? Maybe there are to many inventors and entrepreneurs working in garages?
If you are unable to discern excellent from mediocre, read a forum filled with people who can. Don't limit my choice because you can't make a decision.
Which Kazoo band is your favorite?
Guitar Hero - stuck in the 1400s
Another opportunity for indie artists. Do you think Activision will sell me the code and rights?
Businesses like music or book publishers still think virtually unlimited information can be priced like scarce resources. The illiterate monks in their scriptoria need to discover Gutenberg. Things have changed.
Jury Novation
"In the UK at least the jury has the right to vote innocent if they disagree with the law. Surely you have a similar system?" - Anonymous Coward
The US had such a system, but judges jealous over their power refuse to acknowledge it. Judges want their instructions to the jury to be the only instructions available.
From the page my name is linked to:
. . . Of even greater power was jury nullification which allowed juries to strike down (nullify) unjust laws and thereby declare a defendant not guilty. Paths to protect from over reaching governments were emerging and growing.
"The jury has the right to judge both the law as well as the fact in controversy." John Jay, first U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice
The influence of this idea can be seen in a quote from Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and third president of the United States of America.
"If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." Thomas Jefferson
abundance
Are we are talking about moving from a negative sum game to a positive sum game?
Money is a score keeping methodology. Currency is a way to cheat on the score card.
Price is not just about today's currency cost; but an indicator of tomorrow's money costs. Price measures money's value, thus making money useful as a store of time, labor, and innovation against future needs.
The Distributed Party Of We
The underlying premise: Our inalienable human rights are more important than their usurping laws.