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Counterculture 1960s global movements that focused on protesting in a nonviolent way. Notable because a lot of young people/students protested. Notable mvts include protests of Vietnam, gender equality, and the Civil Rights mvt.
Communes Collective places where people lived to escaped from a world of power and hiearchy. An equalitarian society.
Summer of Love 1967 concert. A call for the hippies. Psychedleic exploration and the encouragement of living communally. 100k flower children.
Acid Test Drug expereimentation. Computer used as mind expanding. People using drugs.
Grateful Dead House band for acid test. LSD feld parties. Inconsistent jam shows.
Woodstock 1969 concert with 400-500k flower children.
The Well An online website where people could join discussion posts. There were no rules, but they had ethical guidelines. They HAD to use their real names. Flame wars. Baby platforms emerged: AOL, Craig's List, EFF. Larry Brilliant! and Whole Earth Lectonic LInk!
Stuart Brand Whole Earth Catalog, which is basically the "Hippie" Bible.
Communications Decency Act - CDA (1996) What John Perry Barlow was talking about. How the internet world was superior and would grow more wealthy and united, even without regulations from the real world.
Section 230 Part of CDA (1996). Basically established that websites like YouTube were not the publishers of content. Google v Gonzalez 2023!
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Defends civil liberties in the online world. Barlow, Gilmore, Kapor.
Craig Newmark Craig's list. Classified ads, freemium. OMG we can buy things and sell things.
Wikipedia Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger! Originally edited by experts (NuPedia). Crowd sourced info (modern day Wikipedia). Typically entries were written in a neutral style. Handled controversies very quickly.
Pirate Party File sharing (Napster). Pirating shows and movies. Sweden in 2006.
Kompimism The idea that all content should be free. Missionary Church of Kopimism. CTRL C + CTRL V were divine keystrokes.
Ubuweb Kenny Goldsmith who was a poet came up with this website where it had free downloadable art content (music, art, film, poems).
Open Access Publishing Free online access to research.
Massive Open Online Courses Lowcost
Open Source Software Linux. Unix-like programming.
M-Pesa 2005 - needs: National ID + Mobile Phone. Financial inclusion.
Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto (a pseudonym) created a white paper in 2008. Marc Andreessen wrote Techno-Optmist Manifesto. Pivotal role in creating the digital landscape. Cryptocurrecny.
E-Estonia In Estonia, it is so advanced that 99% of public services are available 24/7 online!
The Singularity Where machines become more intelligent than humans.
DOGE Department of Government Efficiency. Dogecoin. Decentralization. Deregulation. Elon Musk.
Blockchain Decentralized digital currency using a public ledger.
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