Barclay James Harvest, Mother Dear, album Barclay James Harvest, 1970. Wish you feel like we do.

Herodotus was writing, in the Book I of his Histories, about the Persians:
There are many reasons for their horror of debt, but the chief is their conviction that a man who owes money is bound also to tell lies.
(translation by Aubrey de Sélincourt).
They were right: conditioning the individuals through debt is much more […]

Imagine a network of concepts, each concept naming a combination of words (symbols). Imagine searching for words belonging to that concept through a collection of digital documents containing text.
Then each query corresponds to a path through that network, path which reaches a collection of documents.
Then each document found can, essentially, be represented (as an […]

Some principles should be positioned at the start of any nation’s constitution:
1. Limit of individual power: no individual can, at any time, own more resources than the amount necessary for a human to live a full-length life in dignity (say, a lifetime of average wages).
2. Limit of state power: all the state transactions and decisions […]