
Open Sourced Facts
I’ve given up on the idea that you can win an argument based on facts. I understand the politics behind that statement, but debating the correct path just no longer seems a viable way to achieve a goal.
The meat of my blog posts deal with the technical projects I take on or get involved with...there is always something. The range of subjects is vast spanning from odd curiosity to full scale societal change. I am apparently the type of person that given £1,000,000 would spin out ten large scale projects and eat ramen noodles in the hope I precipitate change.
I’ve given up on the idea that you can win an argument based on facts. I understand the politics behind that statement, but debating the correct path just no longer seems a viable way to achieve a goal.
I don’t know if it’s a phase or just my age, or what have you, but I’ve lost faith in the ability of the systems of governance to protect and serve constituents.
A learning platform. But aren’t there a million and one of those operating right now, I hear you say. Yes, there are.
So I just noticed that the CivTech 6 challenges have been released. Having a browse through I’m excited to see what the response to these will be.
There are a lot of questions there and they are all based on huge what if statements. But that’s why I’m attempting to build a t-shirt company.
It feels like the only true moment of global shock and awe that was peaceful in nature was when Apollo 11 landed on the moon.