From: Mark Rogaski <rogaski@phobos.lib.iup.edu>
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From: Mark Rogaski <rogaski@phobos.lib.iup.edu>
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 95 17:10:14 PST
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- From the node of anonymous-remailer@shell.portal.com:
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: I want to propose that a change to more of a Snow Crash society
: with anarcho-capitalism as the norm is not necessarily being
: _caused_ by pressures listed above, but, rather, fit a grander
: historical destiny. What we are seeing and will see in the
:
Not necessarily to the EXTREME that Stephenson predicted, but I definitely
see alot of what he said already starting to happen. Hell, look at the
Burbclaves. Lil' old Indiana, PA had their first drive-by shooting a
few months ago. Some of the growing gang-warefare influence is starting to
spill over from Pittsburgh. Once people get a little more frightened of
violence, the engineered community idea is going to explode. Now take
that with private and corporate police forces and ... BINGO! Snowcrash.
: Consider the possibility that the dissolution of large,
: centralized federal republics is also inevitable. (The
: Frissel/Sandforth Optimists have been arguing this exact point.)
:
The decentralizing effect of digital networks (or Webs a la Hakim Bey)
is pretty self evident. One can easily extrapolate the effects of a
structure like the Internet, a structure that by nature routes around
any form of 'censorship' from above.
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Doc doc@phobos.lib.iup.edu
aka Mark Rogaski http://www.lib.iup.edu/~rogaski/
Disclaimer: You would probably be hard-pressed to find ANYONE who agrees
with me, much less my university or employer...
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