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Adam Jorlen

@adamjorlen

https://t.co/JHyoSoVV3U Futurist @enkelcollective. Member @profuturists & @worldfutures.

Fremantle, Australia Katılım Kasım 2007
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Funding the Commons
Funding the Commons@FundingCommons·
Announcing FtC San Francisco! 💫 AI governance, digital infrastructures, and public goods are at the heart of our 12th conference. Join us March 15-16 at the iconic @internetarchive, alongside @ethereumsf, to explore how we fund & govern the technologies shaping our future.🌐
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Adam Jorlen@adamjorlen·
Yes, diversity increases complexity, but it also enhances decision-making quality, a necessity in our increasingly complex world.
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Jean Hansen
Jean Hansen@peerbase_·
🎥 The first episode of The Network Society documentary is out! Join me on a global journey to explore the pioneers building new cities and reshaping the concept of governance for the Internet era. Watch it now on X and YouTube.
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Michel Bauwens
Michel Bauwens@mbauwens·
What are the premises of a commons-centric economics, I explain the details of the following principles in my latest Substack article: Commons Economics are Biophysical NOT BASED ON ABSTRACT PRICING Commons Economics are based on  Abundance Design or Engineering NOT SCARCITY ENGINEERING Commons Economics are  centered around Contributions and Impact, NOT MERELY ON THE FLOW OF COMMODITIES Commons Economics Recognizes the Commons as a Central Human Institution,  NOT THE MARKET NOR THE STATE Commons Economics are  based on Open Collaborative Ecosystems NOT ON CLOSED COMPETITIVE ENTITIES Commons Economics has a steady-state temporality, it is ‘Post-Growth’, NOT ORIENTED TOWARDS INFINITE MATERIAL GROWTH Commons Economics requires a direct focus on the common good, i.e. it is purpose-driven, mission-oriented; i.e. pre-distributive, NOT RE-DISTRIBUTIVE Commons Economics are relational, NOT INDIVIDUALIST OR COLLECTIVIST 4thgenerationcivilization.substack.com/p/re-founding-…
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Stewart Brand
Stewart Brand@stewartbrand·
Biobanking means collecting and preserving genetic and tissue backups of all endangered or otherwise important species of wild animals and plants.
Revive & Restore@Revive_Restore

Biobanking endangered species is paramount for #conservation decisions today and empowers the next generation of solutions. Explore our new report -- Biobanking in the 21st Century: A Report on Challenges and Opportunities: tinyurl.com/yckpfs7n

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Adam Jorlen@adamjorlen·
I spend less time on Twitter and have a feeling it'll come to an end, but who knows... I learnt a lot
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Jordan Hall
Jordan Hall@jgreenhall·
Do we really think that our existing models of self, identity, mind, understanding, language, even epistemology and ontology are going to hang together undisturbed as we plunge over this Niagara falls of change?
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Hanzi Freinacht
Hanzi Freinacht@HFreinacht·
"The sociological/psychological fallout of AI is not decades away. The only thing that can save civilization from utter destruction? Basic English grammar. Hear me out, guys." link.medium.com/VWeJtk7nlzb
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Ross Eyre
Ross Eyre@rosseyre·
Recently, a couple of us at Arkology Studio took some time away from centralised, client-server land to do a deeper dive into #Rust and the #Holochain architecture. ↓ @Holochain @H_O_L_O_
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I.e. the AI pause will not happen?
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Adam Jorlen@adamjorlen·
In America, Wang wrote,“it is not the people who master the technology, but the technology that masters the people.” This had lessons for geopolitics: “If you want to overwhelm the Americans, you must do one thing: surpass them in science and technology.” newyorker.com/books/second-r…
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