These are mostly not fleshed out, but I thought I'd write them
down. Maybe I'll develop them later.
Note to self: there was a third article I wanted to write, but I can't
remember what it was called 😅
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Title: Endless growth is cancer |
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Category: Blog |
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Date: 2020-01-01 |
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Tags: culture |
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Status: Draft |
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Our culture primes us to think about growth as a necessity. Growth is |
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framed in politics as a good thing, something to be desired. This |
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shapes people, and they project this perceived necessity onto |
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everything they work on. |
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* Why do open source projects have to grow? |
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* Do people realise what growth means? (downsides that aren't |
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discussed) |
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* Breaking the culture of growth |
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Title: There is no prisoners dilemma |
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Category: Blog |
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Date: 2020-01-01 |
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Tags: culture, politics, game theory |
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Status: Draft |
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* Explain the prisoners dilemma |
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* Talk a bit about the game theory aspects of it |
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* Crime, Police, and Comradery |
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* People who commit crimes together have to trust each other |
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* This model depends on a view of crime that fundamentally |
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misunderstands it |
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