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Open Source Technology for Building Resilient, Self-Reliant Communities

Marcin Jakubowski

Humanity+ Summits

Posted: Jun 29, 2010

Marcin Jakubowski spoke at the Humanity+ Summit in December 2009 about his work on building open source tools and technologies for use by local, self-reliant communities.

See also: Open Source Ecology

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Summerspeaker • http://queersingularity.wordpress.com/ • Jun 29, 2010

I find this direction encouraging. It's like Peter Thiel's vision but without the overbearing elitism. Creating autonomous communities could be a fruitful area of intersection between radicals and technoprogressives.

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