On Thursday 25 October 2007 15:18, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
This is a different time. We live in the knowledge age wherein our knowledge ends up being encoded and transferred into computers. This IS a struggle for saving our knowledge, our culture, and all that we hold dear from being locked out.
no, and if you think so, you have no idea of what revolution is.
Agreed. But lets not wait for the time when one has to do all those inhuman things, making the oppressed and the oppressors look the same color of blood red.
Artificial shortages of the tools and methods (read as markets, finance, skill, etc) for work is one reason for much of the farmers (and others) misery. Making a meaningful contribution to change immediately the situtations you point out may not be within the ambit of this list's skills. But unlocking hardware and software is one area that will impact everyone greatly, as these (hopefully) become tools of the 99million who barely exist.