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soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 23, 2026
When Intelligence Is No Longer the Scarce Resource
On AI, vision, curiosity, and the freedom to explore I came across a short Instagram clip this morning featuring Alexandr Wang, founder of Scale AI, making an observation that stopped me in my tracks. Intelligence, he argues, is becoming abundant. For most of human history, intelligence has been one of the great bottlenecks of progress....
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soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 22, 2026
I pinched a sentence from Francesca Ferrando’s The …
I pinched a sentence from Francesca Ferrando’s The Art of Being Posthuman: Life is a journey, and we are the wanderers: anything can happen, and eventually does. I like the mischief in that last clause. You think you’ve seen everything? Just you wait. But it’s the word wanderers that keeps me here. I can travel...
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soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 12, 2026
In the Time of Chimpanzees, I Was a Monkey
On belonging, freedom, and the art of living in-between
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soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 7, 2026
When the Story That Saved You Becomes Too Small
Some stories save us by making the world smaller. They take a bewildering field of possibilities and cut a path through it. Be the reliable one. Keep moving. Make yourself useful. Don't let them see you struggle. Find the lesson. Turn the wound into something meaningful. For a while the narrowing helps. It gives us...
Freedomnarrative alchemy
soulcruzer
soulcruzerSep 5, 2026
Time Is on Your Side: Listening to Coldplay’s Amsterdam
Time Is on Your Side: Listening to Coldplay's Amsterdam Coldplay's Amsterdam begins with a star going out. A man is swerving, losing his grip, blaming himself for moving too soon and then insisting that he waited as long as he could. He can't get the timing right. That feels true to the way despair works....
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Rumonations
RumonationsAug 6, 2026
On Freedom, and the Future
A reflection on the entanglements of freedom and responsibility, by way of Jim Collins, in his new book "What to Make of a Life"
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edafe.de
edafe.deApr 9, 2026
Clinging on to sanity
"The implications of all this are profound. First, our understanding of political risk has to change. We are no longer dealing with actors who are constrained by norms, expectations, or even basic human decency. Second, the institutional safeguards that we assumed would provide protection look increasingly fragile. If those in power are willing to ignore...
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Numergent
NumergentMar 22, 2026
Democracy, Kleptocracy, Dictatorship
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Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastJan 23, 2026
Episode 11: 2026 - The Year Ahead
A New Year’s conversation exploring domination, free existence, law, language, and technology—connecting deep history to urgent questions shaping 2026.
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Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleJan 13, 2026
American Freedom Isn't Biblical Freedom
A biblical critique of American autonomy, contrasting freedom from constraint with freedom for love, service, and life in Christ.
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gm0stache
gm0stacheDec 21, 2025
Citizen Lab, 2025 Highlights
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Chaotic Concerns
Chaotic ConcernsDec 14, 2025
Chosen Role
We walk the narrow path.
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edafe.de
edafe.deNov 19, 2025
Der Plan von der Abschaffung des Asyls
"Das Asylrecht setzt voraus, dass wir das Leid anderer als rechtlich relevant anerkennen. Wenn Empathie politisch diskreditiert wird, verliert das Recht seine Basis. Die Asylpolitik der Gegenwart lebt von dieser Empathieverweigerung. Sie setzt auf Distanz, auf administrative Neutralisierung. Wer Zuständigkeits- und Zulässigkeitsregeln so ausbaut, dass bereits die Möglichkeit der Antragstellung zur Odyssee wird, stiehlt sich...
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edafe.de
edafe.deOct 26, 2025
The mad king’s digital killswitch
"The very worst-case speculative scenario for Huawei-as-Chinese-Trojan-horse is infinitely better than the non-speculative, real ways in which the US has killswitched and bugged the world's devices." Cory Doctorow explains why responsible governments should have to accelerate their countries' independence from US tech and not just Russian gas. pluralistic.net
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edafe.de
edafe.deOct 9, 2025
Darth Android
"Tech bosses are fundamentally at war with the idea that our digital devices contain general purpose computers. The general-purposeness of computers – the fact that they are all Turing-complete, universal von Neumann machines – has created tech bosses' fortunes, but now that these fortunes have been attained, the tech sector would like to abolish that...
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Numergent
NumergentSep 19, 2025
Fast Fash
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vivshaw's webbed sight
vivshaw's webbed sightJan 12, 2025
What is called free speech?
Thought experiments in not knowing
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edafe.de
edafe.deDec 11, 2024
Was Griechenland wusste: das tödliche Geschäft des Abu Sultan
"Eine monatelange Untersuchung unter der Leitung des griechischen Investigativmediums Solomon und des Netzwerks Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism in Zusammenarbeit mit El País und der taz ergab, dass die griechischen Behörden schon früh wussten, dass die 'Pylos 9' unschuldig waren, sie aber fast ein ganzes Jahr in Untersuchungshaft behielten." Griechenland kriminalisiert systematisch die Opfer eines...
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edafe.de
edafe.deNov 16, 2024
Viele gute Gründe für das Fediverse
"Die vor uns stehenden Umwälzungen der digitalen Transformation sind von historischer Dimension. Sie sind in ihrer Bedeutung vergleichbar mit den Veränderungen im Zeitalter der Aufklärung, die die Grundlage für die Menschenrechte und ein friedlich vereintes Europa legten." Mario Birkholz sieht die Hochschulen in der Pflicht, ihre digitale Kommunikation mit den Anfoderungen des demokratischen Gemeinwesens in...
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edafe.de
edafe.deJan 2, 2024
Letter from Birmingham jail
"Moreover, I am cognizant of the interrelatedness of all communities and states. I cannot sit idly by in Atlanta and not be concerned about what happens in Birmingham. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly."
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edafe.de
edafe.deDec 27, 2023
European Comission gives EU-US data transfers third round at CJEU
"This third attempt to pass largely the same unlawful decision also raises questions as to the larger role of the European Commission being the guardian of the EU treaties. Instead of upholding the 'rule of law' the Commission simply passes an invalid decision over and over again, despite clear rulings by the CJEU."
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJan 25, 2013
Aaron's army
This speech, in honor of Aaron Swartz, pretty much sums up why I work on the web. This is why it's worthwhile. He was part of an army of citizens that rejects kings and generals and believes in rough consensus and running code. [...] Aaron Swartz was not a criminal, he was a citizen, and he was a brave soldier in a war which continues today, a war in which corrupt and venal profiteers try to steal and hoard and starve our public domain for their own private gain. Read the full text of the spe
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerAug 21, 2012
TBL
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, on August 19, 1991: [...] This project is experimental and of course comes without any warranty whatsoever. However, it could start a revolution in information access. We are currently using WWW for user support at CERN. We would be very interested in comments from anyone trying WWW, and especially those making other data available, as part of a truly world-wide web. Tim Berners-Lee's original WWW announcement. Almost twenty-one years later, Sir Tim tweeted from the Londo
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJan 13, 2012
SOPA and PIPA: how lawmakers are out to take my job
I joined both the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union today. I also give regularly to the Open Rights Group in the UK. I urge you to do the same. SOPA and PIPA - the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act respectively (PDF links) - are legislative acts that undermine the structure, culture and universality of the Internet. As Stanford Law Review points out, they're unconstitutional and fundamentally in opposition to the principle of free speech: adversa
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