Open Invitation: Digital Autonomy Series'
Reaching out
I’m overjoyed with how my Digital Autonomy and the Arts series has gone.
The series is intended to see where the two worlds of tech and arts collide and talk through what there is to learn. I’m blessed to have known many excellent artists to launch this series with and I’m excited for upcoming discussions in this series.
I’m interested in getting connected with passionate people who are interested in applying their domain-specific knowledge to opposing tyranny.
I think it’s a crucial conversation and I’m hoping to learn from others where technology can intersect with those goals.
New topics
Of course, there is more to life than technology.
There are many other domain’s I’d like to talk through with guests:
Health
Finance
Education
Government
Science / Academia
Sports
Environment
{Your Passion Here!}
If you know somebody who is interested please have them contact me:
Email: gabriel@libresolutions.network
Other contact methods: XMPP Fediverse Matrix
Of course, I’m definitely willing to expand my horizons on my own focus and passions. I’d love to have a conversation with anyone interested in delving deep into the following:
Other Topics
Free & Open Source Software / Hardware
State & Corporate Censorship
Technology & Government
Technocracy:
Digital ID Agenda
Surveillance
Digital Currencies
Guerilla IT
Bottom-up resistance to Tyranny
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Much-needed angle. We should all be asking this question and applying ourselves to solutions at every level of culture, which is arguably the most profound form of technology in existence.
I notice the current list in this post lacks a section heading relating to the role of faith (communities) resisting tyranny.
There's a rich history there. And profound inspiration for spiritual renewal.
Nothing drives culture more profoundly than faith.
The current rapid cultural decline in West is linked to decline of faith under auspices of secularism.
(Note distinction between 'faith' (present / relationship orientation) and 'religion' (past / Institutional orientation).