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Erik Satie - Gnossienne No.1 - Seth Ford-Young
Composed by Erik Satie Arranged by Seth Ford-Young Evan Price (violin) Rob Reich (accordion) Jason Vanderford (guitar) Seth Ford-Young (bass)
“System Error,” by Rob Reich, Mehran Sahami and Jeremy M. Weinstein, explores the problems inherent in Silicon Valley’s hold on us.
System Error: Where Big Tech Went Wrong and How We Can Reboot by Rob Reich, Mehran Sahami, and Jeremy M. Weinstein https://amzn.to/3kUqX7T
https://bookshop.org/a/17891/9780063064881
Rob Reich - Shimmytown Shuffle
Oh hey, it’s Wednesday. Let’s all shuffle off to wherever.
Saved on Spotify "What Was That" by Ben Goldberg, Kasey Knudsen, Hamir Atwal, Rob Reich, David Ewell, Jeff Cressman http://ift.tt/2rVLXlP
“In Defense of Philanthrocapitalism” is not much of a defense
In his recent New Yorker piece, James Surowiecki is essentially arguing that because big philanthropy helps target large, sticky problems that government and the private sector are unwilling to pay for, then we ought to be grateful for the Zuckerbergs and the Gates of the world.
He seems to make the assumptions that “philanthropy” always has good intentions and usually, on balance, has a broad public benefit.
Surowiecki notes :
“Philanthropies, by contrast, have far-reaching time horizons and almost no one they have to please.”
[i.e. no accountability whatsoever. Shudder.]
And
“This can lead them to pour money into controversial causes, as Zuckerberg has with education reform.”
[This was a a disastrous $100 million investment. Read Dale Russakoff’s “The Prize”.]
Philanthropy often inflicts harm - whether it’s misguided/ignorant (Zuckerberg’s funding of Newark school reform) or outright intended to undermine democractic processes (donations to super PACs).
If you want to read some really thought provoking work on how philanthropy undermines democracy and civic participation, check out Rob Reich at Stanford.
Gaucho Trio with Tamar Korn- Pearl
Tin Hat - The Rain Is A Handsome Animal Da "The Rain Is A Handsome Animal" (2012 | New Amsterdam)
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