Perspectives

A beautifully created video about Calcultta!

The Americans seemingly don’t care about lives lost in their own backyard or in the rest of the world.

I think this building is a stark reminder of the events of 9/11, even if the builder claims otherwise – one that needs to be remembered for the consequences of absolute corruption & greed that private interests have always had.

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/developer-to-keep-twin-towers-design-20111212-1ortw.html

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-12-12/iran-to-reverse-engineer-us-drone/3727432

What about returning several countries that you have occupied back to the people who live in the land back to them Mr. Obama?? You violate someone’s airspace (based on your own laws), & now you don’t like to be on the other side of the fence? Shame on you!

Fishermen unravel family mystery!

This is an awesome story – & probably a good reason not to be connected 24/7

.. in the tech reporting space

Well said, Dave.. “stop using women as examples of confused computer users“

& here’s why:
“Irrespective of where you live, if you are a woman,
chances are that you are doing more than one job. Your time is fragmented
in complicated ways. One of the natural consequences of this is that your
patience with things that don’t work is lower. In this sense, women become a
gold standard for usability. If you can get it right for women, it’s going to
be right for everyone. If you don’t aim at the beginning point of coming out of
the box and just working and working flawlessly, every time, there are going to
be a lot of women for whom that solution is never going to be a part of their
lives. Not because they don’t understand technology … but because there are so
many other constraints and pressures.” – Genevieve Bell, Social Anthropologist at Intel

The story of American Farms..

will happen soon to a farm near you.. (regardless of where you live)..

Ron Paul’s responses, considering that not a single mainstream news media has provided absolutely no coverage about.

I particularly liked his idea of freedom: means practising tolerance & non-violence.

How do you measure if you’re wealthy?

The commonly accepted measure of wealth is “money” – the more you have, the wealthier you are.

Consider this plot:
Money is a commodity.
The supply of this commodity is a monopoly of a “government”.
The commodity is accepted within the peoples that agree to back that government.
The government then outsources the delivery of this commodity, like every other commodity, to private contractors.
Seeing that everyone has accepted for this “reality” that sovereign money is good, the controllers of the commodity can mess around with its supply (remember elementary economics? Less supply, high demand, higher prices?]

The time is nigh to pay the price.

Beginning with the leaders.
US.
UK.
The half-baked experiment that was the EU.
How much longer for the rest of the dominoes to fall?