Today’s most recent Entry, “Hamiltonianism in Words, “Jeffersonianism in Deeds (Pt. III of III)” featured a detail description of how Council Democracy is organized. A reading of that Entry will discover the obvious absence of a diagram depicting the Hierarchy… Read More ›
The interplay between political, economic and social interests will function differently in Council Democracy than how they function in Parliamentary Democracy. This is made possible because of how the electoral process was designed when it was originally discussed in The… Read More ›
I once wrote in The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.) that the “Separation of Powers” does not exist in Council Democracy. The more I began to understand how Council Democracy functions, the more I am beginning to realize the term itself will… Read More ›
This brief post is intended to be a Revision to this morning’s Update on the ongoing Entries for The Digital Realm (1st Ed.). So far, “Hamiltonianism in Words, Jeffersonianism in Deeds (Pt. III of III)” is halfway finished. I just… Read More ›
There may be delineations between the National Intranets and the International Internet, but every National Intranet is potentially vulnerable to cyberattacks. Malware under the Work-Standard can no longer be treated as a nuisance, especially when the Digital Arbeit and Digital… Read More ›
I am going to spend the morning and afternoon hours today taking care of more personal matters. If I manage to post anything else today, it will be whatever else that I managed to complete. There are only five Entries… Read More ›
The digital realm, which made the National Intranet and the World Wide Web (WWW) entertainable, was realized by humanity tapping into the Noösphere. This phenomenon was first achieved not during the 1990s but during the 1940s, when the entirety of… Read More ›
The digital realm, which made the National Intranet and the World Wide Web (WWW) entertainable, was realized by humanity tapping into the Noösphere. This phenomenon was first achieved not during the 1990s but during the 1940s, when the entirety of… Read More ›
It remains perplexing to know that certain Liberal Capitalist Factions have been maintaining an unhealthy obsession with treating the Market as some quantitative, mechanistic and automated contraption. Removing Parliament from the Market means ensuring that this machine will generate more… Read More ›
It looks like I will be able to complete rest of Section Two of The Digital Realm ahead of schedule. My goal at the moment is to ensure that I will be somewhere in the middle of completing Section Three… Read More ›
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