The European Union's new data governance strategy "represents a radical shift in the EU’s focus, from protecting individual privacy to promoting data sharing as a civic duty," writes public policy scholar @socioanna. https://t.co/VOE1Iu4509
I keep hearing seemingly smart people say "we had a strong economy a month ago," as a way to argue for corporate bailouts now. No, we had a huge asset bubble, not a strong economy. The underlying economy is really fragile, a fact only a couple weeks of idle has demonstrated.
@notbeforenoon @DisabledResist In addition to front line medical care providers, it is the grocery employees, the garbage collectors, the package deliverers, and many, many others like them that are keeping us from falling completely into chaos right now.
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This new piece from @DanielStrTowns at @StrongTowns is so so good. Neighborhoods must be allowed to change. The easiest, and smoothest, way to do that is just let individuals tinker with their properties.
https://t.co/xHQvs5cJID
After decades of pedestrian deaths on their streets, Nashville is making a big move: they're banning cars completely, then gradually allowing them back on the streets new commitment to safety.
Wait...sorry...uh...they're banning *scooters* instead. https://t.co/ML9OJeQl2v
Salvatore Babones writes in Foreign Policy: “If you really want to understand the detailed architecture of autonomous vehicle policy planning, go with Grush and Niles’s The End of Driving …”
https://t.co/aFqcwv8dMn
"However, there exist no large-scale alternative smart city models, partly because most cities have generally embraced a pro-business and entrepreneurial governance model of urban development" https://t.co/wlwInMcPEV #SmartCity
I fought (and lost) to make this street more walkable and friendly but was told it had to be a wide highway for economic, pro-business reasons. Here's a snapshot of Brainerd's primary street at 11:20 a.m. on the 4th of July. When do we stop believing this theory?