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Engineering equality is neither achievable nor desirable; it isn't even fair.

skip to main | skip to sidebar This blog comments on a variety of technology news, trends, and products and how they connect. I'm in Red Hat's cloud product strategy group in my day job although I cover a broader set of topics here. This is a personal blog; the opinions are mine alone. Sunday, October 25, 2020 This is an update to 50 authors, 50 science fiction stories shorter than novels. It's mostly an addition of 30 more authors (many from outside the "big SF names") but I also made some other tweaks.  I've been playing around with re-reading favorite science fiction short stories ...

Fair i matured late and i got picked on because i had a little high voice and every other boy's voice changed. that was not fair. maybe what america needs is a handicapper general. kurt von began suggested that in his book. surgeon general, attorney general would make sure no one has an unfair advantage over any one else. >> intelligence for your pieces that kept them from taking unfair advantage of their brains. even the beautiful sometimes wore masks in situations where beauty might be too distracting. >> the idea of redistributing income to the poor seems more reasonable especially when ame...

Years ago, i keep doing these shows on old books. but they come to life again the road to serfdom was about communism which was becoming popular at the time and why under communism we would be all serfs. now, we argue tonight that growth of government is making us into that. >> here's the example that you'll be talking about tonight. here's john stossel on serfdom. >> serfdom originally meant you worked the fields under the protection of your lord. you were not slave but the lords pretty were owned you in exchange for their protection. you paid them homage. >> and we pay them homage. also, do ...