The Strong do what they will; the Weak suffer what they must.
- Thucydides
Start page JUMO | Code for America | good.is |
“If you want to free a society, just give them internet access. Because people, the young guys, you know, are all going to go out and see biased media, see the truth about other nations and their own nation and they’re going to be able to contribute and collaborate together.”
Curation of international news, visuals, music - and our stories and conversation.
And
Promise of obviating past
 
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“Today, there are two kinds of curves shaping technological progress. Their interplay will frame the micro-everything revolution for decades to come—and with it, our efforts to alleviate poverty, build resilience, and drive social change.”

PopTech executive director Andrew Zolli, from How The Micro-Everything Revolution Will Drive Social Change (via fastcompany)

1. “technologies are undergoing a continuous growth in the upper bounds of their capacity. In the process, they are continually enlarging what we might call the Scope of the Possible.”

2. “decelerating price curve”

(Dunno this way of framing makes sense. Probably can be better framed .)

via poptech
micro-everything

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