TO DOMINATE THE PROBLEM." -- Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
New Chautauqua will sound the starter's gun for the human vs. corporate body endgame. If you want to play, star or just understand what the hell you're watching, we recommend a little reading and the three steps below.
Homeland defense in an age of corporate misrule does not require rocket science.
A few hours squinting through these pages followed by similar stretches of thought and reflection should clearly expose the fight and foe we face. A few hours more and you should begin to sense unexpected new ways that this contest can yet be won.
Note that hardly any of these readings obsess on the crimes of particular corporations (though there are now literally thousands of horror stories at hand). Rather they strategically treat all large corporations as a common class of predators whose individual members may be more or less vicious, but whose combined might and consumptive intent mortally threaten us all. We therefore focus on the corporate species here, and what must now be done to reclaim our land and future from their kind. If you came craving specific brand name dirt, please dig til you drop in the catacombs below.
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- Premise 3 - STEP II: Do Some Homework
QUICK STUDY
SHORT LISTS
GREAT COURSE
DEEP STACKS STEP III: Pick a Path If random mayhem doesn't do it for you, choose a sympathetic avenue of attack. The Teacher's Path | The Warrior's Path The Metamedical Path | The Artist's Path | ||
Theorist Entry - - Benjamin Disraeli
Thinking about our corporate usurpers,
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Warrior Entry
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Adept Entry has yet seen, but to think what nobody has yet thought, about that which everybody sees." -- Erwin Schrödinger | ||
Jammer Entry - Ted Nelson "Wherever you go...There you are." - Buckaroo Banzai "Any medium powerful enough to extend man's reach is powerful enough to topple his world. To get the medium's magic to work for you rather than against you is to attain literacy." - Alan Kay "After Goliath's defeat, giants ceased to command respect." - Freeman Dyson
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