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#5 Sunstorm Intelligence - Digital Literacy with Latitudes: Teaching Young People to Think Critically in an AI-Driven World.

Bréanne MALLAT sunstormfoundation.substack.com

World History Volume 1, to 1500

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Robert D. Putnam.

Marie K. Shanahan • Journalism, Online Comments, and the Future of Public Discourse

Project 211, whose numerology was even more obscure: during the twenty-first century, one hundred Chinese institutions would be granted extra support.

Peter Hessler • Other Rivers

The premodern state was, in many crucial respects, partially blind; it knew precious little about its subjects, their wealth, their landholdings and yields, their location, their very identity. It lacked anything like a detailed “map” of its terrain and its people. It lacked, for the most part, a measure, a metric, that would allow it to “translate... See more

James C. Scott • Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed (The Institution for Social and Policy St)

Toni Morrison on Fascism and Censorship

Sherell Barbee inthesetimes.com

Jefferson Curl

Tim Ferriss • Ferramentas dos Titãs (Portuguese Edition)

“It’s the high church of the secular, atheist administrative state that runs the imperial capitol,” Bannon said after the takeover was announced. “That’s their playground. President Trump ought to fire them all and reprogram the whole thing.”

“Bannon’s comments are strikingly reminiscent of the anti-elitist, anti-bourgeois rhetoric of Mao Zedon

Democratic practices can emerge among feudal technologies. Administrators may feel rhetorical or social pressure to respect the values of community members in how they exert their otherwise absolute authority. Feudal networks can thereby exhibit forms of accountability that political scientist David Stasavage calls “early democracy,” resembling the