This has got to be the most interesting way anyone has made money off a combination of cypherpunk culture and paranoia over control of the internet.
In the second phase of the workshop students learn to read network topologies
as political control structures, seeing how corporations and governments shape
and control the way we use computer networks.
Students learn to study these power structures by tracing the flow of packets
as they pass over land and sea.
Macro-economic and geostrategic speculations are made.
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This has got to be the most interesting way anyone has made money off a combination of cypherpunk culture and paranoia over control of the internet.