Paul D. Fernhout

@pdfernhout

The biggest challenge of the 21st century is the irony of technologies of abundance in the hands of those still thinking in terms of scarcity.

Adirondack Park, NY
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Joined June 2010
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  1. 16 Jun 2017

    Why we should emphasize demand-side DOGS instead of supply-side CATS to create abundant space habitats:

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  2. 10 Apr 2017

    One of my first tweets (Jun 2010 to alt ed conf) is on Sal Khan's edtech work reminding me of Elzéard Bouffier (The Man Who Planted Trees)

    Khan Academy FAQ: http://www.khanacademy.org/faq.jsp "labor of love of one somewhat quirky and determined man..." http://bit.ly/8eEU8
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  3. 10 Apr 2017

    Finland experiments with a basic income: Surprised at trade union opposition:

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  4. 5 Apr 2017

    I put together a High Performance Organizations Reading List

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  5. 1 Oct 2016

    Dee Hock's "Chaordic" organizational ideas may help answer that hard question:

    Not an original observation, but a compelling one. The hard question is, what can be done about it?
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  6. 1 Oct 2016

    The new Three Laws of Robotics?

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  7. 20 Sep 2016

    Encouraging to see Wharton moving towards

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  8. 28 Aug 2016

    One of the funniest things I've read about economics:

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    14 May 2016

    On : The Great Irony of Job Automation - submitted by /u/Arzu1982 [link] [comments]

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    5 Mar 2016

    Can’t believe I missed this article for two years; it nails one of my biggest problems with recent tech culture.

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  11. 11 Jan 2016

    Why I turned down a job interview at Automattic (WordPress) over being asked use Slack for it:

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  12. 3 Dec 2015

    BTW, I first saw the term "financially obese" in James P. Hogan's novel "Paths to Otherwhere".

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  13. 3 Dec 2015

    Should the physically obese decide what everyone eats? So, why should the financially obese shape the economy via buying laws?

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  14. 22 Aug 2015

    See also my & current

    A discussion of recent talks by me and Brewster Kahle:
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  15. 23 Mar 2015

    Also mentioned by Mark Bittman: "The Conservative Case for a Guaranteed Basic Income"

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  16. 23 Mar 2015

    Mark Bittman of the NYTimes on "Why Not Utopia?" mentions and a

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  17. 16 Mar 2015

    FINLAND: 65% of Parliamentary Candidates Favor Basic Income

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  18. 21 Feb 2015

    Manifesto 15 on education reform, including my comment mentioning a basic income as an alternative

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  19. 8 Jul 2013

    My comment on whether NASA should continue human space flight

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  20. 15 Jun 2013

    Me on David Brin's Transparent Society and my wife's and my past efforts to support public

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