Cultivation of the Nowhere Sphere
Homesteading the Noosphere
An essay by Eric Raymond on the social workings of open source (software, etc.) software development.
Original: http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/homesteading/
Japanese: https://cruel.org/freeware/noosphere.html by Kosei Yamagata
rock and land ownership
Cultivating (homesteading) can be done to gain ownership.
Giving culture is an adaptation to excess, not scarcity
I could write another one about the harm of self-deception in believing that we have truly "selfless motives" (despite all the psychological and behavioral evidence to the contrary). I could write, but I don't need to, about destroying "altruism" and reducing it to clearly unconscious self-interest (and various other shortcomings aside), as Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche and Ayn Rand have already done quite admirable work on Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche and Ein Land have already done some very fine work.
Ayn Rand.] of Atlas shrugs.
From the moment capitalism is able to create a surplus of wealth that allows many programmers to live in a culture of giving in the post-rare age, the industrial capitalist mode of soft production is ultimately destined to lose out to the competition.
Moore's Law for Everything Brings a Post-Rarefied Era
As Moore's Law for Everything ushers in the Post-Rarity Era, the power of the god of things, which is born on the basis of rarity, weakens, and Howe's spell, which makes giving to the public a good, increases compared to exchange style C.
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