The open-source everything manifestoRobert David Steele
The open-source everything manifesto
by Robert David Steele · first published 2012
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"Written by a former CIA covert ops and intelligence expert, The Open-Source Everything Manifesto provides a roadmap for empowering the public to return to an informed, engaged democracy of, by, and for the people"--Provided by publisher.
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Anybody interested in that I can wholeheartedly recommend "Open-Source Everything Manifesto" [1]. Do not be mislead by the title. Open-source here is all-encompassing, not only software. === [1] https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Robert-David-Steele/dp/1583944435
on “Collaborative Thinking” ↗Anybody interested in open source intelligence, I can wholeheartedly recommend "Open-Source Everything Manifesto" [1]. Do not be mislead by the title. Open-source here is all-encompassing, not only software. === [1] https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Robert-David-Steele/dp/1583944435
on “Open-source intelligence challenges state monopolies on information” ↗…as well. Classic literature and philosophy will enrich your mind. Instead of tech/science books, let me throw something else at you: Jacque Fresco "The Best That Money Can't Buy" [1]. Robert Steele "Open-Source Everything Manifesto" [2]. Do not be mislead by the title. Open-source here is all-encompassing, software is only a tiny fraction of the spectrum. David Graeber "Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology" [3] === [1] https://www.amazon.de/Best-That-Money-Cant-Buy-ebook/dp/B077...…
on “Ask HN: What book should I buy for my 18th birthday?” ↗I too got exposed to him via the Venus project and Robert Steele's "open source everything manifesto"[1]. Having read Jacque Fresco [2] and found it clear and easy to follow, I tried to read Bucky's book "ideas and integrities" [3], but his almost stream-of-conciousness kind of writing style is so opaque…
on “Everything I Know: Buckminster Fuller (1975)” ↗…dissembling or deceiving. This could be considered the 'moral truth', and ultimately it is what can be validated by others so that a consensus can be arrived at and shared. - Robert David Steele, 'The Open-source Everything Manifesto'
on “What I Learned in 40 Years of Doing Intel Analysis for US Foreign Policymakers [pdf]” ↗…process is antithetical to democracy, and enabling of plutocracy, neo-fascism, and the total corruption of our government. - Robert David Steele, ex-Marine, ex-CIA, Open Source Intelligence Expert, 'The Open-source Everything Manifesto' A lot of the US capacity to break in to networks seems to come from just being aggressive paying individual hackers to sell them exploits out of public view. Some of these people have said to me 'I…
on “China drops leading technology brands for state purchases” ↗…all they promised but used secrecy and the control of information to deceive the public into allowing them to retain power over community resources that they ultimately looted." ⇐ Robert Steele, The Open-Source Everything Manifesto
on “The General and World War III (1995)” ↗A book (The Open-Source Everything Manifesto: Transparency, Truth and Trust) referenced in the article is mis-linked. The proper link is https://www.northatlanticbooks.com/shop/the-open-source-ever...
on “Robert David Steele and the Open Source Intelligence Paradigm” ↗…structured ethical diligence to produce public wisdom in the public interest. This is the heart of what is called Reflexive Practice–Professional Thinking for a Turbulent World. Since the new book, THE OPEN SOURCE EVERYTHING MANIFESTO: Transparency, Truth, & Trust was published in 2012, we have morphed into being a proponent for Open Source Everything combined with True Cost Economics and Holistic Analytics. The PUBLIC is the political…
on “Elon Musk emails employees about 'extensive and damaging sabotage' by employee” ↗