Re: [Jack-Devel] JACK on Android: Use cases?

Le Thu, 23 May 2013 01:36:23 +0200,
Ralf Mardorf <[hidden]> a écrit :

> On Thu, 2013-05-23 at 01:02 +0200, Stéphane Letz wrote:
> > Once upon a time a now famous guy explained the entire world that
> > 640 kB would be enough… He was wrong.
> 
> :)
> 
> I agree, but at that time it wasn't wrong and a long time after that
> claim, when there already was the need to have more RAM, less RAM with
> better software would have worked too.
> 
> Sure, if humans would survive for another 2000 years, humans might
> have more social competence, we will have no wars, no businessmen
> etc. pp, but even the children of our children are already dead.
> 
> In the close future we will get a more capitalistic world. Do they
> think to stop air pollution to stop global warming? No, they think to
> additionally pollute the the atmosphere, e.g. with sulphur to protect
> against global warming.

Global warning and CO2 is the tree that hide the forest of all the other
countless pollution sources. The key is our relationship with nature,
which determines all other forms or human relationships. And no
technology, and certainly not a patented one, can replace nature. Take
the new technologies, at a global level, they just add new pollution
sources to the old ones.

For capitalism, this relationship is an exploitation. For marxism,
it is a fight. Both are equally wrong on that essential point,
because no human society will survive on the long run when its
relationship with nature is not based on respect.

Respect is also the essential condition for solidarity. Which doesn't
mean to be naive, but just mean to be smart enough to discuss and
reach a common agreement that can satisfy each and every body. Respect
is democracy for the peoples by the peoples, and is possible only with
the consciousness that earth is our only source of life and that no
technology can replace it.

Revolution Mean Revolutionary Consciousness (Sture Johannesson), not
marxism, capitalism or whateverism.

> 
> "A Nobel Prize-winning scientist has proposed a controversial method
> for protecting Earth from global warming: seeding the atmosphere with
> sulfur to reflect the sun's rays." -
> http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/08/060804-global-warming.html
> 
> Life isn't always a bowl of cherries.
> 
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