Issues
#AxisOfEasy 237: Chinese Hackers Have Compromised U.S. State Government Networks
Chinese hackers have compromised U.S. state government networks,
Ukrainians, European allies targeted by Russian hackers,
Argentinian eCommerce giant MercadoLibre confirms a data breach… this and more in AofE #237
Serf-Expression
Eventually the “flock of timid and industrious animals” changes their minds about how much exploitation by the few is acceptable. You may have noticed the news flow beyond the hot war in Ukraine is largely focused on capital financial capital (markets, liquidity, interest rates, commodities, central bank tightening, etc.) and political capital (geopolitical maneuvering, sanctions, revising energy and defense policies, etc.)
VIEW POSTThe Only Non-Totalitarian Solution to Resource Scarcity: Decentralized Degrowth
Totalitarian imposed inequality is the only possible path of centralized Degrowth: 10,000 for me, one for you, unless you disobey, and then you get zero. The fantasy is that everything will soon be super-abundant and cheap again because creating money out of thin air creates demand out of thin air and supply will always magically appear if there is demand.
VIEW POSTThe Upside of a Crushing Recession
Unbeknownst to those trembling in fear of a crushing recession, the crushing recession they fear is the only curative for a fatally distorted system which has lost touch with reality. Everyone looking at the inevitability of recession with alarm is forgetting the many upsides of recession, especially one that crushes all attempts to reverse it with the usual tricks.
VIEW POST#AxisOfEasy 236: Researchers Found Daxin, The ‘Most Advanced’ Backdoor Ever Deployed By Chinese Threat Actors
Hackers stole employee and internal data from Nvidia,
Researchers found Daxin, the ‘most advanced’ backdoor ever deployed by Chinese threat actors,
Hackers used the Ukrainian military server and impersonated NATO email invitations to target European governments and refugee movements… this and more in AofE #236
What If It Breaks?
Making your entire economy a Landfill Economy dependent on the fantasy of infinite replacements and substitutions is the height of hubris and folly. Very few people ask: what if it breaks? It’s a question we can ask of a great many things: touchscreens, motherboards, tools, vehicles, supply chains and entire systems: what if it breaks?
VIEW POSTContributors

Mark E. Jeftovic
Mark is the co-founder of easyDNS and the editor-in-chief of #AxisOfEasy. He is the author of Managing Mission Critical Domains & DNS (Packt UK, 2018) and Unassailable: Protect Yourself from Deplatform Attacks & Cancel Culture.

Jesse Hirsh
Futurist, researcher and public speaker, Jesse Hirsh has been active in technology and commenting on it across the media for 25 years. His premium newsletter service operates from Metaviews.ca.

Charles Hugh Smith
Charles Hugh Smith is the author of numerous books and writes from OfTwoMinds.com.