"The Thriving Resilient Communities Collaboratory (TRCC) networks and builds capacity for community resilience leaders working at the regional and translocal scale in the USA. We bring together diverse stakeholders to collaborate and allocate resources together, to share best practices and build organization capacity. Through relationships and trust, we form collaborative projects to build movement capacity. Some of the organizations we bring together include Art of Hosting, BayLocalize, Bioneers, New Economy Coalition, Post Carbon Institute, Shareable, Transition US and more. "

"As technology renders jobs obsolete, what will keep us busy? Sapiens author Yuval Noah Harari examines 'the useless class' and a new quest for purpose"

The great British Brexit robbery: how our democracy was hijacked https://t.co/u3VerGKEHQ

Paper from guys hailing from Basel and Zurich proposing new human rights in an age of applied neurotech.

Engaged journnalism: how newsrooms work with communities

I still have to read this one. Seems interesting, the political background of bitcoin. Not necessarily something which will make you happy.

Could be interesting, the history of DARPA - the place where so many innovations began and will come from

Echo Look, privacy and all that

this is an interesting openlearning experience, the format is that of a cMOOC. cMOOCs are a great inspiration for me (helping me to 'get' peeragogy and inciting me to start our collaborative bookreading experiment).

"Yet buried in this scenario of a takeover of superhuman artificial intelligence are five assumptions which, when examined closely, are not based on any evidence."

a critique on hypothes.is

In the context of one of the Whiplash-rules

"What is a human? What are social relations? Thinking about robotics and artificial intelligence is dealing with big philosophical questions. uni:view talked to Mark Coeckelbergh, philosopher of technology, about the ethics of robotics, his daily work and personal balance."

About more than copyright

Zuck fights the bubble.