Philosophy
The Illusion of Evidence-Based Medicine
Leemon McHenry PhD is a bioethicist and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at California State University.
Perspectives on the Pandemic #13
Coronavirus Scandal Breaking in Merkel’s Germany
Useless

NETmundial
Internet Governance Principles
HUMAN RIGHTS
- Freedom of expression
Freedom of association
Privacy
Accessibility
Freedom of information and access to information
Development
Culture and linguistic diversity
Unified and unfragmented space
Security, stability and resilience of the Internet
Open and distributed architecture
Enabling environment for innovation and creativity
Internet governance process principles
- Multistakeholder
Open, participative, consensus driven governance
Transparent
Accountable
Inclusive and equitable
Distributed
Collaborative
Enabling meaningful participation
Accessibility and low barriers
Agility
Open standards
Russophobia produces foaming at the mouth
Warmongers are not taken by the Olympic spirit:
“to build a peaceful and better world in the Olympic Spirit which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play – Olympic Spirit strives to inspire and motivate the youth of the world to be the best they can be through educational and entertaining interactive challenges. Olympic Spirit seeks to instill and develop the values and ideals of Olympism in those who visit and to promote tolerance and understanding in these increasingly troubled time in which we live, to make our world a more peaceful place.”
A Common(s) Problem:
“Yet again the current … Minister of … shamed our country, this time by … Please do not judge … by the … actions of this man, most of us voted against him but we split our votes among opposition parties and must now endure his …”
THE//INTERCEPT
Officer Wolfgang Schmidt
A Dream Come True
Aristotle on money and politics
“Money exists not by nature but by law.” (Nicomachean Ethics [1133b 1)
“For tyranny is a kind of monarchy which has in view the interest of the monarch only; oligarchy has in view the interest of the wealthy; democracy, of the needy: none of them the common good of all.” (Politics Book III VII)
In 2350 years we have managed to come up with “free markets” and “public opinion”, neither of which are free or public. Good luck on the 27th, ~ we are going to need it. As ~
“… elections in many ways resemble an oligopolistic market situation in which voters simply indicate their preference for a particular set of party leaders, while the power of decision-making is with the party-based élite.” © Dr.H.D.Baldvinsdóttir 1999




