I’ve been following the Modern Monetary Theory debate for about 18 months, and I’m largely a convert: governments spend money into existence and tax it out of existence, and government deficit spending is only inflationary if it’s bidding against the private sector for goods or services, which means that the government could guarantee every unemployed…
mrkrndvs / Aaron Davis
I am a K-12 educator from Melbourne, Australia, supporting the integration of technology and innovation.
There are three people in mrkrndvs’s collective.
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My appearance on the MMT podcast: compelling narratives as a means of advancing complex political and economic ideas / Boing Boing
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Podcast: Interoperability and Privacy: Squaring the Circle / Boing Boing
In my latest podcast (MP3), I read my essay "Interoperability and Privacy: Squaring the Circle, published today on EFF’s Deeplinks; it’s another in the series of "adversarial interoperability" explainers, this one focused on how privacy and adversarial interoperability relate to each other. Even if we do manage to impose interoperability on Facebook in ways that…
https://boingboing.net/2019/08/13/quis-custodiet-zuckerberg-2.html
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Stephen Wolfram recounts the entire history of mathematics in 90 minutes / Boing Boing
Stephen Wolfram’s podcast features a 90-minute lecture that he delivered at the 2019 Wolfram Summer School (MP3), recapitulating the history of mathematics from prehistory to the present day. This is a fascinating lecture, and it also epitomizes Wolfram in that it is a magnificent feat that would have benefited immensely from editorial reflection. Wolfram announces…
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Comedy Actors Roundtable: Sacha Baron Cohen, Jim Carrey, Don Cheadle & More | Close Up
Timothy Simons (‘Veep’), Sacha Baron Cohen (‘Who Is America?), Henry Winkler (‘Barry’), Don Cheadle (‘Black Monday’), Jim Carrey (‘Kidding’), and Ted Danson (‘The Good Place’) join Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter for this season’s FULL, uncensored Comedy Actors Roundtable.
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Networked Making – Podcast – Digital – Learning – Culture
On the 10th July 2019 we ran the ‘Networked Making’ event at the University of the Arts London. This post introduces a podcast in which myself and Jon Martin reflect on the ‘Making Networks’ workshop activity we designed
for the start of the day
(with input from Dr Sheena Calvert and the ‘Interpolate’ student group) .
The activity was described as: “A workshop session in which participants collaboratively make and reflect on a physical model/metaphor of their networks.”
The
Making Networks spaceThe Podcast is offered here unedited. I may try and edit it down to around 20min for Spark, our UAL creative teaching and learning journal.
http://daveowhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/networkedmaking.mp3
Themes touched upon in the podcast include: reflection, thinking-through-making, ambiguity, risk, trust, play.
There is also a YouTube version of the podcast if you require captions
Sheena and two Interpolate students, Jack and Safiya, helped to facilitate the activity.
Participants were asked to ‘make’ a version of their networks and were presented with a number of peg-boards, a few other objects, cord, index cards, pegs, pens, various fasteners etc. The boards had labels on them such as ‘Work – Mode’, ‘Tool – Space’, ‘People – Institution’ and ‘Desire – Aspiration’.
Around 30 participants engaged with the activity for about half-an-hour then we convened a short discussion.
The best way to get a sense of the activity is to watch this very short video:
Networked Making – Making Networks from Teaching and Learning Exchange on Vimeo.
The ‘finished’ networkThe full description of the event:
Whether it be through collaboration, in a collective or as part of a cohort, the practices of making are never without context and commonly not undertaken alone. We understand that our students are keen to make and work in disciplinary and interdisciplinary networks as this nourishes andsupports creative practice, reflecting the fluidity of the professional environment.Networked making, including writing, is often facilitated by digital connections which allow us to go beyond the physical boundaries of the studio, seminar room or lecture theatre. Yet, while we all work online’ in some form, the practices of networked making are still emerging. The diversity ofvoices the digital allows us to include and connect encourages us to reconsider our modes of learning and teaching for making.This UAL Teaching Platform invites participants to discover and explore the potential of networked making through collaboration, discussion and, of course, making. “
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Podcast: “IBM PC Compatible”: how adversarial interoperability saved PCs from monopolization / Boing Boing
In my latest podcast (MP3), I read my essay "IBM PC Compatible": how adversarial interoperability saved PCs from monopolization, published today on EFF’s Deeplinks; it’s another installment in my series about "adversarial interoperability," and the role it has historically played in keeping tech open and competitive. This time, I relate the origin story of the…
https://boingboing.net/2019/08/05/podcast-ibm-pc-compatible.html
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Podcast: Occupy Gotham / Boing Boing
In my latest podcast (MP3), I read my essay Occupy Gotham, published in Detective Comics: 80 Years of Batman, commemorating the 1000th issue of Batman comics. It’s an essay about the serious hard problem of trusting billionaires to solve your problems, given the likelihood that billionaires are the cause of your problems. A thousand issues…
https://boingboing.net/2019/07/15/upton-sinclair-dcverse.html
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ALT ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 â Preview
ALT ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 – Preview ALT’s Annual Conference 2019, 3–5 September 2019, University of Edinburgh, is seeking to confront and challenge established assumptions, approaches and ac…
http://www.edutalk.info/show/radio-edutalk-10-07-19-data-dialogue-doing-altc/
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Podcast: Steering with the Windshield Wipers / Boing Boing
In my latest podcast (MP3), I read my May Locus column: Steering with the Windshield Wipers. It makes the argument that much of the dysfunction of tech regulation — from botched anti-sex-trafficking laws to the EU’s plan to impose mass surveillance and censorship to root out copyright infringement — are the result of trying to…
https://boingboing.net/2019/07/09/podcast-steering-with-the-win.html
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The Next Billion Seconds Episode 3.10 Paranoid Billionaires with Doug Rushkoff
Do billionaires worry about the future? Writer and futurist Doug Rushkoff learned fear of the future drives the 0.0001%ers too.
https://nextbillionseconds.com/2019/06/26/episode-3-10-paranoid-billionaires-with-doug-rushkoff/
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