The Culture of Cheap and Free

[noobler9]

well no matter what one wishes, the fact is to that guy with the glasses from calgary, you gotta adapt or die

but it's not so nasty as that might sound, because in this case the adaptation is less like dinosaurs and meteors, and more like tribes turning into city states the adaptation is gonna get you a looooooooooot more, in all kinds of ways, including with money takes a bit of educated faith, and some foreplanning though like all enterprises

[ppwalk05]

'Freetards Unite', nice subtitle Steve.

[philsnk]

Somebody's using skype in background.

[thespacialone]

My only criticism would be that there wasn't quite enough discussion of the pure economics involved, which when touched upon looked like it might go to some very interesting places, but otherwise a fascinating watch. Economist J.M. Keynes was famed for arguing the post-industrial 'age of leisure' would be awaited with dread. As market capitalism dissolves, and with it the underpinning of almost all traditional societal drivers, he appears to have been, as was his want in all things, half right.