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 working notes fr FF.
+==== external / rational ====
+  * [[Prediction Markets]]
+  * can we use predictions to help separate/isolate important, predictable events within a "A Nonpredictive View of the World"? (cf. fragility -> robustness -> antifragility)
+==== internal / irrational ====
+  * divination / invocation
+==== software & protocols ====
+  * open formats > closed formats
+  * utf-8 > ascii/latin-1/etc+
+  * documents
+    * utf-8 text or ODF (libreoffice, openoffice) for editable docs
+    * pdf for reference & archiving
+    * [[graph_drawing#vue_visual_understanding_environment|VUE]] for diagrams
+  * semi syncronous; email, twitter, irc (freenode -> #ff ?)
+  * asyncronous; dokuwiki, django, gitlab
+  * algorithmic sketching; racket, common lisp, python, git
+  * online
+    * **libarynth** for text, tangents and collation -> http://libarynth.org
+    * **flickr** for image matter -> https://secure.flickr.com/photos/foam/
+    * **vimeo** for video matter -> http://vimeo.com/fo4m
+    * **zotero** for library and references -> https://www.zotero.org/groups/foam_library
+  * potentially
+    * tumblr, cargo, diasp, other?
+    * prediction book
+    * wikipedia
 ==== reading/notes ====
-  * various [[scifi]]
+  * various [[scifi]] threads re. possible future cultures, shifting relation between humans & their environment, exploration of 'biosphere dividend'. near and far futures
     * bloom, ventus, mars trilogy, incrementalists, etc+
+    * "A History of the Future in 100 Objects " >> [[https://readmill.com/zzkt/reads/a-history-of-the-future-in-100-objects|notes and quotes]]
+    * 'the culture' ([[Iain M Banks]])
+      * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Culture
+      * [[notes on the culture]]
+    * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_ideas_in_science_fiction
+    * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_ideas_in_science_fiction
+  * The Hermetic Library reading room >> http://hermetic.com/reading-room/