HCPP22 | Paul Rosenberg - Who Are We Shooting At... And Why?

What, to us, is “winning”? And how do we attain it? We must have a clear and coherent vision of victory, and an effective path to it. Strategy, philosophy, and passion must rise together. Make no small plans.
If we are to take winning seriously, we must examine it seriously. More than that, we must engage ourselves in it, effectively and efficiently. We have more ability and more opportunity than we’ve understood: We are, in the most important ways, better than our opponents. An open door stands before us; we must recognize it and use it.
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Paul Rosenberg is the author of the Free-Man’s Perspective newsletter and the co-founder of Cryptohippie. He is also the author of A Lodging of Wayfaring Men, Production Versus Plunder, and The Breaking Dawn. He is a co-author of The New Age of Intelligence.
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Paralelní Polis is a one-­of-­a-­kind nonprofit organization that brings together art, social sciences, and modern technologies. The ideas of liberty, independence, innovative thinking, and the development of society are the main underlying foundations the whole project is built upon.
The project intends to remain state-free as it operates entirely without government support. Most of the funds come from voluntary contributions of our donors and partly from commercial activities such as running a unique co­working space and the world’s first bitcoin-­only cafe.
It was founded by members of a contemporary-­art group Ztohoven, and Slovak and Czech hacker­spaces. Its main goal is to promote economic, social, and digital freedom. We try to be a vocal voice of liberty in order to shape the public discourse, and ultimately work towards a freer future.

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This is a great video and share with friends and family

[@toxictroll7843]

This post-scarcity stuff is dumb. All resources are scarce. Even Star Trek had not enough ships and holodecks for everyone to use simultaneously.

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we already live in post-scarcity

[@oakgnarl5021]

Thank you for using a factual real-world example like Star Trek to make your point, all the hypotheticals and fictional scenarios get so tiring 😆