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The first edition of my book, The End of Money and the Future of Civilization, was published by Chelsea Green Publishing in 2009. While it remains
as relevant today as it was when first published the printed book has been out of print for several years. But, having had the rights reverted to me by my publisher, I am making the entire book available for free in PDF format. You can read it or download it HERE. If you would like a hard copy of the first edition used copies can still be found on Amazon.com, Abe books, Thrift books and elsewhere.
Better still, you can avail yourself of the new revised and expanded 2024 edition which I have been working on for almost two years and is almost complete. Eighteen chapters have already been posted and can be freely read or download HERE.
To order signed copies of my previous books, click on the title below:
Money: Understanding and Creating Alternatives to Legal Tender
The more we depend on information as a function of our organization, the more we begin to resemble biological processes in that formation of our own government.
In biology, once the integreity of a system is threatened by the viral nature of information, it tends toward speciation. That process can create an enlargment of the species if necessary for survival, or it may tend toward creating a sub-species more adapted to specific territorial limitations, based on new rituals of reproduction.
Today, simply by looking around, an information based culture that operates at the speed of light can only form immunities from reproductive threats by breaking apart and developing specific strategies at a community level.
Terrorist “cells” strangely enough, are actually an adaptive process that more effectively uses that strategy by embodying all necessary information within a small segment and coordinating it as necessary.
Terrorism is merely an imitation of biological adaptation.
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