Colin R. Turner Posts

Having had endless discussions with well-meaning people who want to change the world over the last ten years, I have found the same shadow-chasing errors…

Continue reading Nine things that all social change agents should know

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This is a message specifically for those special few people who have endorsed The Free World Charter since March 2011 – all 60,052 of you…

Continue reading Why I’m Quitting The Free World Charter

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As a veteran user of social media for more than 15 years (Yes, I had a MySpace page!), I often questioned the benefits of time…

Continue reading Social Media – a force for good or bad?

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Who gets the beach house? (And other tough questions about an Open Access Economy) I was recently accosted on Twitter by someone who apparently found…

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I’m very happy to announce that The Free World Charter has just logged its sixty-thousandth signature! I admit though this is a somewhat double-edged milestone…

Continue reading The Free World Charter passes 60,000 signatures

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This is an idea I’ve been sitting on for quite a while – and possibly even longer without my even knowing it. Versa Vice is…

Continue reading Introducing a brand new video blog channel ‘Versa Vice’

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Even to the most hardened sceptic, there’s no doubt that a moneyless and tradeless society will exist at some point on humanity’s timeline. It’s inevitable that technology will some day surpass all human labour and market forces. The only question is when.

Many people however – including myself – believe that this moneyless society can be a reality very much sooner if enough people push for it. However, many such advocates seem to look mostly at the better application of science and technology as the gateway to this money-free paradigm. I disagree.

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