We all know about the danger of a future society where we’re all tracked everywhere we go every single day in real time by our phones or devices . . . but actually, it’s worse than that! You’re already being tracked everywhere you go, every day, and it doesn’t matter whether you leave your phone at home just as long as you bring your face. Today on #SolutionsWatch, James explores some of the options that are on the table for heading off the facial recognition dystopia.
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…But What About The Roads?
Episode 277 – …But What About The Roads?
It is the last refuge of a statist who is losing an argument: “…but what about the roads?” This is supposed to be the strongest argument for why we need a centralized authority with a monopoly right to initiate violence, but in fact it is one of the strongest arguments for how anarchy can (and does) work. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we explore some of the surprising evidence showing how anarchy can bring peace to our roads…and our society.
Lavabit Shutdown, Mars Mission, Weed TV – New World Next Week
Interview 722 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Private email services shutter in the face of NSA intimidation; people vie to leave Earth and live on Mars until they die; and the CFR starts pushing medical marijuana in the mainstream media.
Interview 721 – Guillermo Jimenez on Constitution-Free Border Zones
Today we’re joined by Guillermo Jimenez of TracesofReality.com to discuss the issue of the “constitution-free zones” that the ACLU have identified as existing anywhere within 100 air miles of any US border. We talk about Guillermo’s extensive coverage of this subject, including his recent article “Another Man Arrested at a Checkpoint for Doing Absolutely Nothing Illegal.” We also explore the background of the problem and what concerned US citizens can and should be doing to confront this growing tyranny.
Interview 720 – Martin Cassini on Equality Streets
Martin Cassinni of EqualityStreets.com joins us to discuss the Equality Streets campaign for traffic system reform. We talk about what a traffic system without traffic controls looks like, how it can reduce congestion, frustration, accidents and even death, and how this idea has already been implemented in various cities around the globe. We also explore the social and political implications of the idea that humans can be counted on to react responsibly in the absence of overarching systems of control.
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