Dave Johnson on open web technologies, social software and software development
That's what Joi Ito says and I have a hard time disagreeing, but I sure as hell don't know what to do. I listened to the U.N. deliberations in full yesterday and found myself agreeing with just about everything that was said by the French, the Brits, the Russians, and the U.S. That is how messed up I am.
I've been reading warbloggers, peacebloggers, peacebloggers turned warbloggers, the liberal media, the Moonie press, and even pseudo-bloggers ;-) My mind is a muddled mess. I'm glad I'm not the one making the decisions, but I sure do wish we had somebody other than Shrub, Jr. with the final word.
Dave Johnson in General
04:15PM Feb 15, 2003
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The above image is not a political commentary, it is a collage that I created of a wargame that I played as a kid, Oil War: a "game of hypothetical warfare in the Middle Eastern Oil states" by Simulations Publications, Inc.
Dave Johnson in General
01:28PM Feb 15, 2003
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03:50AM Dec 11, 2002
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05:30PM Oct 26, 2002
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Dave Johnson in General
04:36AM Oct 20, 2002
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Todd "Monkey Time" Mormon, Godless Capitalists, Patrick Henry and Politics as Distraction, Spectator Online. Somebody get that man a weblog.Surely you remember our national motto: E Pluribus Unum. "Out of many, one." Beautiful, isn't it? Its origins go back to that magical day -- July 4, 1776 -- when Congress not only approved the Declaration of Independence, but also commissioned John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and Ben Franklin to design an official seal for the new country. Their first design included the famous phrase that became our official motto.
There is just one small problem, however.
E Pluribus Unum isn't our national motto anymore.
Dave Johnson in General
02:48AM Jul 04, 2002
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