- From: Timothy Holborn <timothy.holborn@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2021 06:52:55 +1000
- To: Brent Shambaugh <brent.shambaugh@gmail.com>
- Cc: public-rww <public-rww@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CAM1Sok0Hm=KV_iJbyjMhJVp9e3YgH+LSx=wc_nc8nUJiJ0J5EQ@mail.gmail.com>
Fwiw there was a historical earthquake in Mansfield, where I started this W3C work, As others were protesting on the war memorial. I think God is listening. (Unless anyone wants to talk about energy weapons...) On Sat, 25 Sep 2021, 6:50 am Timothy Holborn, <timothy.holborn@gmail.com> wrote: > https://youtu.be/aiFIu_z4dM8 > > How did our work provide an opportunity for capitalists to seek to > renegotiate. > > Like #DataCollars is a way forward (worldwide) for liberalised democracies > and the governance of #AI. > > Brent, don't stress. Lots hear, your the only one with enough strength to > engage. > > History has the others pwned. > > Bless you. > > Timothy Holborn. > > On Sat, 25 Sep 2021, 6:46 am Brent Shambaugh, <brent.shambaugh@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Surely, I need to spend more time looking at what is and what is not, and >> what you have written: >> >> However, I have a few bugging thoughts that I am trying to get out of my >> head before I head back to what I planned to do today: >> >> Sometimes introducing God leads to a distraction. Occasionally, it leads >> to something academic. However, humans have lived on the earth for >> thousands of years and have recorded what works and what doesn't. No matter >> the technology >> or resources, there are some things you just can't superhero your way out >> of. A few examples could be: jumping off a 40 story structure with only >> jeans and a t-shirt and expecting to fly. >> Completing the circuit of an electric socket and expecting not to get >> shocked. Abusing fellow human beings and expecting no consequence. >> >> -Brent >> >> On Fri, Sep 24, 2021 at 2:41 PM Timothy Holborn < >> timothy.holborn@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Perhaps what this group of human beings on this list needs, is a reality >>> check about the implications of our decisions. >>> >>> Here's one; this was apparently made lawful as a health measure, >>> https://twitter.com/TeabagginZombie/status/1440507783720300549?s=19 >>> >>> Where's his #RWW, where he automatically gets all the footage, all the >>> communications, all the media associated not only to his own history: but >>> what happened as others deployed their health measure upon him, said to be >>> lawful & in support of human rights, etc. >>> >>> I understand the list doesn't want to know about any such things... >>> >>> But tell me, for my own piece of mind, how it is that my work, let alone >>> yours, didn't enable this doctrine as they work to deploy apps that it is >>> said, humanity cannot exist without. >>> >>> I think about the Afghanistan, like it's a strategy to ensure in the >>> near future only women will be leaders, as only women wear masks. After >>> all, that's the medical decree for my home state, that was just given >>> "benefits" (subs) via the USA, perhaps delivered on more than a decades >>> time. >>> >>> It is important to understand whether or not W3C stands for human >>> rights. Is this fundamental, inalienable concept merely written down as >>> they understand it in the context of post WW2 meaningful? >>> >>> Or are documents such as the attached (denying usury) alongside other >>> implications more broadly, part of what W3C and therefore our "free work" >>> to "support humanity" put through a funnel to support. >>> >>> Human rights = UN. >>> >>> How do they apply to www? >>> >>> What is the position of the membership? >>> >>> Has anyone bothered to ask? >>> >>> Timothy Holborn. >>> >>> On Sat, 25 Sep 2021, 5:24 am Timothy Holborn, <timothy.holborn@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Honestly, >>>> >>>> I think the biggest concern people have here, is the idea that they may >>>> be publically known for their efforts associated to global protests, and >>>> the underlying implications on humanity, including but not exclusive to >>>> human rights... >>>> >>>> I wish people stood up and talked about their intent for what it is >>>> they dedicated so much of their lives towards. >>>> >>>> Timo. >>>> >>>> On Sat, 25 Sep 2021, 5:22 am Timothy Holborn, < >>>> timothy.holborn@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> I've not publically disclosed the serious Human rights related issues >>>>> I've had to deal with, in poverty, as others have sought the commercial >>>>> win. >>>>> >>>>> But there's consequences; some are mocked in independent media, >>>>> >>>>> https://youtu.be/h2nlbEdtVII >>>>> >>>>> People must build castles on stable ground. >>>>> >>>>> Noam (Chomsky) said to me, costs and sacrifices, people are >>>>> responsible for their behaviours. >>>>> >>>>> Can you imagine how I feel, having done near a decade of work, without >>>>> VC funding of a government job as to build #RealityCheckTech to support the >>>>> means for people to employ available trusted information infrastructure (as >>>>> used by government, intelligence, telecommunications, social media, etc).as >>>>> to walk into a court room to tell the truth, >>>>> >>>>> And experience this, as an outcome. >>>>> >>>>> Whilst kindness be demanded. >>>>> >>>>> I advocated for ensuring some sorts of health related >>>>> #VerifiableClaims such as ensuring to know the difference between a human >>>>> trafficking victim, and a criminal. >>>>> >>>>> What drives people? Cause I'm confused... >>>>> >>>>> Seems principals of privacy and such, have been weaponised for profits >>>>> of others. >>>>> >>>>> I've started building a campaign that suggests business owners (or: >>>>> those subject to Vaccinepassports checks) also do a employer check, as to >>>>> ensure they do not accept funds from human rights abusers. >>>>> >>>>> "Show us your LinkedIn profile"... >>>>> >>>>> At least, the sentiment counts. >>>>> >>>>> It's up to businesses to decide... Moreover, much more than that; but >>>>> how does this stuff help humanity walk into a court of law to be supported >>>>> with digital evidence about lived experiences when telling the truth? >>>>> >>>>> It doesn't. That was a choice. I promise to be kind as to not be >>>>> excluded...?!? >>>>> >>>>> I doubt I'll ever know what it means to be a father. People say, this >>>>> work is "free"... >>>>> >>>>> Ideology is built into the legals, overall. IMO. >>>>> >>>>> Timothy Holborn. >>>>> >>>>> On Sat, 25 Sep 2021, 5:09 am Brent Shambaugh, < >>>>> brent.shambaugh@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> *penultimate => *ultimate >>>>>> >>>>>> On Fri, Sep 24, 2021 at 2:07 PM Brent Shambaugh < >>>>>> brent.shambaugh@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> I've heard about things being absolutely nuts in Melbourne. It is >>>>>>> important to think about the ramifications of misapplication of technology >>>>>>> in this kind of environment. The W3C as I know is not a law making body. >>>>>>> However, I suppose best practices could be encouraged? The closest that I >>>>>>> can think of is web accessibility. IMO, we used to have a critical mass of >>>>>>> people fearing God* that things did not get out of control. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> *Belief there is some sort of penultimate authority that will >>>>>>> ultimately hold us accountable, and works for a good outcome if in >>>>>>> alignment, regardless of personal or organizational resources. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On Fri, Sep 24, 2021 at 1:53 PM Timothy Holborn < >>>>>>> timothy.holborn@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> An elderly lady on the radio last night. Double 💉💉 is afraid of >>>>>>>> going to the supermarket because of un-jabbed people. She also said that >>>>>>>> the unvaccinated should be eliminated🤦🏻♂️ I kid you not. >>>>>>>> Source: >>>>>>>> https://twitter.com/armyveteran13/status/1441158879564341252?s=19 >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I grew up in a medical family, pathology. >>>>>>>> Par of what is now: >>>>>>>> https://www.google.com/search?q=asx:shl >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The wealth taught me lots as a kid. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Part of how I started my works from 2000 leading me here, and my >>>>>>>> comments >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> https://soundcloud.com/ubiquitous-au/credentialscgtelecon2015-06-02medical >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> When seeking to figure out an "identity ecosystem" that served >>>>>>>> human beings, noting, works on things like lowstakes usecases such as tv >>>>>>>> (HbbTV) during the 00's (before I got involved here, or knew much about >>>>>>>> it). >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Who else thinks unvaccinated persons (regardless of the drugs? Or >>>>>>>> whatever) should be eliminated? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> It's interesting as the work started here (inc. WebID & >>>>>>>> web-payments) then led to protests, but people are very quiet like, it >>>>>>>> doesn't matter? It matters to me... >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> As far as I can tell, the work I was involved with, with others, >>>>>>>> doesn't support the means for people to take facts to a court to seek >>>>>>>> support of human rights....? I guess it wasn't a W3C usecase. But does the >>>>>>>> non English speaking world care about excuses? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> After an assult, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> https://github.com/WebCivics/ontologies intentionally made a >>>>>>>> hackjob of the UDhr and other human rights charters and related things, to >>>>>>>> see what was done. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Afaik, nothing. By all means point me to the ontology. It would be >>>>>>>> great to employ, ATM. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> We talk about RWW like it's a right for people to contribute and be >>>>>>>> heard via www. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Yet... Is this just a place of harvest...? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> IDK. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I pointed out to the Twitter: >>>>>>>> @jack led group links (inc. archive.org links for the videos that >>>>>>>> remarkably still work that way) for old work, that I used, that worked. >>>>>>>> Back then. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Is the problem not one of economics? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I don't understand human depravity, as a business model. I'm >>>>>>>> surprised W3C members do, indeed, I don't understand. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Timothy Holborn. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>
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