A concern about of Web 2.0 content is that it may not be true. It may be better for our ability to understand truth if it isn’t.
Presidential Concerns
Carter’s been doing some thinking about the unlikely mashup of presidential intelligence and alien technology.
Questions for Jimmy Carter
Has he ever met George Washington? Does he play Packrat? Is he excited about Spore? Does he have a question for me? Inquiring minds want to know.
Drinking Sand
I want more than politics. I want leadership. I want a politician who understands the difference between fighting the fights he can win, and fighting the fights that need fighting.
Vote for Me
Apparently, I am running for President. And, thanks to viral marketing, the front-runner candidates are running for their political lives.
The importance of being connected
The Internet made three big promises to humanity when it went mainstream over a decade ago. Most people focus on two of these – it was to provide universal access to information and revolutionize the global economy. For me, the Internet was always about the third promise: personal connection.
Vote for Dennis Kucinich … in the media polls (at least)
We’re back to blogging after a holiday break, spurred from inaction by more news that Dennis Kucinich was excluded from primary debates. Here’s my contribution to Politics 2.0: Vote for Dennis Kucinich in any poll you come across. The vote costs you nothing, and unfortunately, polls have become more meaningful than the ballot.