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Friday, March 27, 2009

EuTweet

Third.ORG will see you now. The green room has an Interositer.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

EuTwit

Stand up, EuTwit, for you are worth my time. Putting my father, Gur to work on Twitter to familiarize the neerds with Muuslof.

Saturday, March 07, 2009

Gestation

I've neglected this for a good while. But as a society, we're still pregnant, so I have time. Looking for social oxytocin, I guess. More later...

Friday, July 11, 2008

First Sighting of B-deprivation in Gaming

Brian has begun to define B-deprivation in gaming. There is the instinctoid craving for the next level. If I explore my aptitudes and strengths and have no place to use them to defend the Realm, what good am I? This will only lead to metapathology if it isn't fixed. Games must have objectives besides making money. They must make value.

Everybody knows what the "Next Big Thing" is going to be. It's just a matter of noticing exactly when it started so we can write it down in the History of the Future.

See eupsychia.org and nidus.org.

Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Maslow Teaches Us That

Beauty is Simple. Truth is Simple.
Justice is Comprehensive.
Unity is Simple and Comprehensive.
Truth is Funny in a B-way.
Best place to stick thoughts: it has spark and contrast. Carlinesque. CocksuckerMotherFucker..., etc.

First thought: what about

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for "Sam's Communitool dot com?"

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Birthing a New Capitalism

Our wonderous new group cortex, the Web, is increasingly cluttered by D-realm mentality and programming. The ubiquitous D-clutter (swindle-oriented, pushy, obnoxious attention drains with "monetizing" as the goal) is like hair and string in a vacuum cleaner.

We can spend our time mechanomorphically creating better and better filters and blocking mechanisms, increasing horsepower, etc., but the more elegant solution to this domination by lower forms is to do what Maslow suggests in his "answer to Das Kapital," Eupsychian Management. We must redefine profits and costs to include human assets. Using the Web to swindle is as anti-human as denying treatments for cancer (which is also lauded by the D-manager).

This blog will comment on Maslow's work in terms of eupsychian capitalism and eupsychian democracy. But first, the gardner here must do some necessary painting, lest his beloved wife snap off his head. The web is a good tool for painting a good future, but one must also do the dishes unless he has given up food.