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From: Sam Carana <sam.car...@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 12:33:35 +1000
Local: Mon, Jun 6 2005 10:33 pm
Subject: Re: [epistemology] Re: Biggest issues in epistemology?
On 6/7/05, goozlefotz <dgrant...@ieee.org> wrote: > OK I don't disagree with your view of what is, but making someone sign a what they're doing. The system currently selects the nerds, those who have been deprived of social contact. The system deliberately keeps children occupied from a young age with maths exercizes, to prevent them from developing social and ethical conscience. > The "Iron Triangle" - the military, congress and defense
As said, the pledge is one little step in the right direction and we do > contractors - have us in a strangle hold from which there appears to be no > way out. [Remember what Eisenhower said?] The universities get much of their > funding from one or another of this triangle, so they dance to the tune as > well. Please! If you have a solution let me in on it! > Dave
have a long way to go. Indeed, we need structural reform across all sectors of society. Most urgently, the military needs to be split up into multiple pieces, each of which is to compete in all areas for clients seeking security services. Clients should choose and pay for the security services they want directly. Security firms that seek to develop weapons in secrecy should be exposed by the media and by whistleblowers, which is where the pledge comes in. Sam You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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