Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
#AxisOfEasy 208: Big Tech Wants To Data Mine Your Encrypted Data And Search Your Photos For CSAM
Facebook wants to datamine encrypted data without breaking the encryption,
Apple will start scanning your phone for child pr0n
Apple remote workers facing in-home surveillance cameras.. this and more in our weekly Axis of Easy #208
The End of Global Tourism?
August 9, 2021 Viewed as a complex non-linear system, the pandemic varinants can only be controlled by drastically pruning the physical connections between disparate global groups, which means effectively ending the unrestricted flow of individuals around the planet.
Stripmining the Middle Class: Neoliberalism Comes Home to Roost
But once this last pool of wealth–America’s middle class– has been siphoned dry, then who’s left to stripmine and exploit?Neoliberalism loves markets, because markets enable the wealthy to own everything that produces income and capital gains.
#AxisOfEasy 207: Biden: Cyber War Can Lead To Shooting War
South Africa awards world’s first patent that lists an AI as inventor,
Exiled citizens behind .IO want their TLD (and nation) back,
Biden: cyber war can lead to shooting war… this and more in our weekly Axis of Easy #207
While the Herd Slumbers, Risk Is Rocketing Higher
This wholesale transfer of risk from elites to the workers is finally becoming consequential as wealth / income / security inequality is reaching extremes that are destabilizing society and the economy. One of the most consequential financial trends of the past 50 years has been ignored to the point of invisibility.
What’s Behind the Inflation Hall of Mirrors?
The global economy may have finally run up against hard limits of “infinite substitution” and “infinite expansion” funded by central-bank free money. We are in an interesting, Hall of Mirrors moment: prices are rising, yet we’re assured by the Federal Reserve that this inflation is “transitory,” and other voices are insisting the primary forces of the economy (globalization, debt and automation) are all profoundly deflationary, meaning prices of everything will eventually plummet as supply will outstrip demand.



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