Tag Archives: wikileaks

Information gradient

Posted on October 2, 2011 by

Asymmetric Polarization has been a certain trait of society, as far as all the documented history of human race have revealed. This conscious polarization of the society into one small advantageous section, and a large suppressed section has been true … Continue reading →

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Inside WikiLeaks, and inside Inside WikiLeaks!

Posted on June 22, 2011 by

 I am a self proclaimed admirer of Julian Assange [J] and more so of WikiLeaks[WL]. Let this trait of mine not induce an idea that this post of mine is in favor of J or WL, in manners more than … Continue reading →

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Asymmetric geniuses!

Posted on June 10, 2011 by

Thanks to one of my fellow rationales for discussing this observation with me,  which I have only tried to substantiate in this post. It indeed is a very good observation that many of the ‘geniuses’ are in fact asymmetric. Asymmetric … Continue reading →

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Public voice and Democracy

Posted on May 20, 2011 by

Conflicts and friction between individuals and bodies of authority have been consistent throughout the evolution of human civilization. Every time humanity has been witness to this abrasion, it has resulted in consequences which have reverberated throughout the rest of time. … Continue reading →

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