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Everything gets worthless
October 9, 2008 in Business, Events, Ideas, News, Politics, problems
That’s where this vector points. Unless we Do Something, of course. Meanwhile, there’s this source of inspiration:
Betting on Obama
October 8, 2008 in Business, Events, Politics
I don’t know enough about prediction markets, but here’s what one of them says about the likely outcome of the election: The tide is running. …
Post-debate thoughtdown
October 8, 2008 in News, Politics
Slept between the last post and this. Just took a shower and sat down at the computer. Here’s my brain dump before I move on to projects where I can make more of a difference….
d’bait
October 7, 2008 in Events, Politics, Uncategorized
Watching the “debate” between McCain and Obama. Hard not to. After eight years of a truly bad presidency, it matters more than usual who our next prez will be. But these guys aren’t saying much. Worse, …
A daft French regulation
October 7, 2008 in Future, Ideas, News, Places
Banning Copyright Infringers from the Internet : a View from Europe is the subject of a luncheon talk at the Berkman Center, going on right now. (Webcast live.) At issue is a new …
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March 5, 2008 at 9:58 pm
Steve MacLaughlin
Is this a pass/fail course? For some it should be a required course and for others it’s just remedial training. Like CPR…everyone should have to recertify themselves every few years.
March 5, 2008 at 11:23 pm
shel israel
Funny, I saw that and I wondered the same thing. You guys aren’t getting any younger. Perhaps a little refresher…
March 6, 2008 at 12:49 am
Russell Nelson
Automatic A?
March 6, 2008 at 6:00 am
Doc Searls
It’s funny, Shel… When people quote Cluetrain at me I often say I haven’t read it in years (mostly true) or that they know more about it than I do (also mostly true).
And Russ, I’ve hardly ever received an earned A in my life. Hard to think I’d deserve one under any conditions. But I appreciate the thought.
March 6, 2008 at 3:28 pm
The Cluetrain Manifesto is Modern Marketing :
[...] came across this pointer from Doc Searls blog this morning. It references a professor at Kent State using The Cluetrain Manifesto as core [...]
March 7, 2008 at 1:02 am
Russell Nelson
Doc, I got a D in Science Fiction, if you can imagine. So I guess stranger things have happened in a strange land.