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ECONOMY |
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Where is the free market? |
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With the end of the industrial age, of the social classes and of the great ideologies that were expression of such classes, the libertarian thought, in its different variants, acquired a much more important position [...] Some concepts (with great bewilderment of sclerotic people of any political latitude) left the safe ideological moorings, inhabited for more than a century, to sail to foreign lands. It is the case of the idea of free market ...>>> |
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Entrepreneur, invest in your company! |
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During 2000 the Stock Exchange has been a continuation of ups and
downs, only partially due to
political events. [...] The Stock Exchange 2000 has been characterized by enormous flows of capital on
the communications frontier, superstructural sector par excellence. The recent
experience shows that the investments in superstructure can ensure good returns, getting carried away by
enthusiasm, but also burn savings, with the
blind indifference of a roulette. |
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POLITICS |
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The communicating vases |
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The same
phenomenon seems to occur, nowadays, in all the democratic countries of post-
industrial world. In Italy, in France, in Germany, and now in the USA, tens and hundreds of millions people
vote, and the difference must be weighed with a precision balance, for few
hundreds votes. |
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Davos and the Memory |
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It's more than slightly ironic to forward a discussion that praises Switzerland as the only country where the sovereigns have managed to maintain control of their "government" creature as of today. About a third of the country in under de facto martial law, with people are free to go everywhere they want -- provided it's the "good" direction. ...>>> |
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FOOD AND SCIENCE |
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Our interview with Prof. Tullio Regge |
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[...]
L’alimentazione della Civiltà Solare sarà certo un problema ancora più
complesso di quello che è stato l’alimentazione della civiltà
terrestre. In nessun caso è più pensabile il quadretto idilliaco della
mucca nel pascolo verde con
mulini bianchi sullo sfondo. |
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OGM, ethics and science by Prof. Tullio Regge |
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[...]Le multinazionali non sono delle S.Vincenzo ma neppure organizzazioni criminali, in breve hanno la stessa gelida moralità delle banche. Occorrono regole senza le quali le banche scivolerebbero nell’usura più sordida ma, esattamente come le banche, sono assolutamente necessarie per lo sviluppo economico. ...>>> |
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World Wide Inquiry on the Mad Cow ...>>> |
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ADDRESS OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH |
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REVIEWS |
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ASTRONAUTICS |
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IN DEFENCE OF SCIENCE |
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Editorial
of the TdF |
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It will not be the rational individualism, alone, to take us to the space |
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...>> The austronautical new-humanism is a need, for us, more than an alternative. It is like a bus, a large ark, or a vector, on which we invite to come on board all the ideologies; as, on the mythical Noè ark, went on board wolves and lambs, tigers and gazelles. Obviously we do not want to embark what already widely demonstrated its invalidity. Of the individualistic thought we will gladly embark the respect for the values and rights of individuals, the concept of the sovereign citizen, the valorization of the intelligence, the freedom of enterprise and of market, the high conception of science and technology, the rational thought ...>> |
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2001 is here: but where is the space? |
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A choice of articles, on web sites, companies, organizations and magazines sharing our same vision of future and space.
Frontier Status (USA) |
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Mars Society (USA) |
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TECHNOLOGIES OF THE FRONTIER |
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OUTREACH: 40° ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST SPACE FLIGHT |
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