Entropologist
- @ What sorts of bedtime stories? (Hope I'm not bugging you. Have to stay awake until 1:00 to do work stuff.)8:13 PM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to elizabethahall
- @ No, it is not... but you shouldn't let such trivialities get in your way. :)6:23 PM Nov 7th from mobile web
- If you're reading this, you're not at Ritual Cafe listening to Lojo Russo... Which is likely an error on your part. :)5:07 PM Nov 7th from txt
- @ Stay strong. Let us* know if you need anything. (* "us" could be your friends on twitter or me and my cats, whatever)6:34 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to elizabethahall
- @ Oh thank you! That's an awesome feature!5:29 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck
- @ Oh sure, "do some reading" at the same time that @ 's football life tweeting starts. ;)5:09 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Future 2: Results in a population ideally suited to deal with problems that were solved a generation ago.5:02 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Future 2: Back out, let the chips fall where they may and allow people's short term views to win over guidance.5:01 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Future 1: Results in a population that can innovate and respond to future struggles.5:01 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Future 1: fund education and improve access to maximize the creativity and flexibility of the population.5:00 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ I agree it was never meant to do this... but I that that's what it has to do. It comes down to a choice of futures.4:59 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Having a well educated population who can work with the latest technology is table stakes now. We're losing ground as it is.4:56 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Well, those large investments are being made in other counties... by their governments.4:56 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ I'd love for a free market, but I don't think that you can get a free market where large infrastructure investment is required.4:53 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ While I'd rather not have to trust either, I must note that the government is (slightly) more likely to care about long-term needs.4:51 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ So the question is... who can we trust the most, the government or the telcos?4:50 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ Government is not about maximizing efficiency, but attempting to maximize fairness and stability.4:45 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ It may not do it well, but it does a lot better than when you rely strictly on markets. I love markets, but they must be balanced.4:44 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ One of the jobs of government is to maximally benefit the majority, not the elite... over the long term.4:43 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
- @ 2) Both companies and customers tend towards maximizing short term financial gains.4:43 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck in reply to Kenny
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- Name Josh More
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