We Think

A new book by Charles Leadbeater, 'We Think' explores the potential of the latest developments of the internet

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[gransoporo]

you are what you share. Brilliant! I Love it

[Ornani]

This is just simply true.

[Olavo88]

You have to distinguish between information and knowledge. Yes, information is and will be more freely and readily available. But the question is what will you do with it?

[lequangstr]

SOPA stops us to.

[NonLinearArts]

Very interesting and a clear explaination of the major issues. As someone who has invested thousands of dollars to educate myself as a visual artist, I worry about how to earn a living when theft of creative ideas happens all the time. People expect me to share everything for free and I don't even get comments for sharing. It sometimes feels like a lonley web. All giving and no earning.

[Nutz320]

"How do you make a living when everyone is freely sharing their ideas?" We all share everything, then there won't be any need to make a living. Isn't this just Communism? The farmer's food is for everyone, the architect's homes for everyone, the teacher's knowledge for everyone. That's what Communism is, right?

[Mslitigious]

Access for all should be our goal.

[kdelarue]

Cool. Very similar to some ideas that I brought together. See my article about Conversation on my blog - delarue.net

Thanks!

[mithunayaram]

We Think, we love it

[Cardywhite111]

Everything is only as good as the contributors or the creators of the thing....But I absolutely agree the web is amazing and so helpful to us all if we take proper advantage of it and share our resources. What does it matter if you dont gain money if you gain friends and can influence people and they appreciate what you do. So long as you do no harm we who enter this web world are intelligent enough and brave enough to take the best of it and filter out the dross. I love it and I am not young.

[sgwbyyy]

People were like this when they controled fire

[Vilamon]

Excellent Video! I really enjoyed it. If you're interested in these subjects you may also like the work being done by BEWARE OF IMAGES. It's a feature-length, animated documentary about the history of visual representation. The movie explores the intricate relationship between the technology, regulation and social effects of mass media. Its aim is to serve as an educational and entertaining media literacy tool that can be enjoyed by everyone.