Thoughts on an empty space
As the world kept him thinking in turns so would the blank, empty, undiluted space in the upper right corner of his unimaginative American blog. It left itself for last - as if it knew it was much too smart for him - as if the search bar that had once been there was an overture to another space in time - as if that corner meant more than it really did.
As the world kept him thinking in turns so would the blank, empty, undiluted space in the upper right corner of his unimaginative American blog. It left itself for last - as if it knew it was much too smart for him - as if the search bar that had once been there was an overture to another space in time - as if that corner meant more than it really did.
Yochai Benkler: Open-source economics
Yochai Benkler, for those who may not know him, is a Harvard law professor and author of the absolutely eye opening book The Wealth of Networks (you can read that book the same way I did – for free online – by going here). This video is from the July 2005 TED Conference and it still resonates today. Benkler has been touted as “the leading intellectual of the information age” by Lawrence Lessig (a contender for that title himself) and you could do a lot worse for your mind than spending seventeen minutes listening to him speak.
© 2008 [mturro: in plain sight]. 
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