> A journalist at the Atlantic created a searchable database of all the books Meta stole. I put my name in and that's how I know - Meta and Zuckerberg stole Stitched Up: The Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion and the Italian edition Il libro della moda anticapitalista. Tra Karl Lagerfeld e Karl Marx.

https://tansyhoskins.org/my-books-have-been-stolen/?ref=tansy-e-hoskins-newsletter
#SalamiAI #MetaTheives #AITheft #SalamiTheft #TansyHoskins

/HT @MarciaW

My books have been stolen

I know exactly who did it and why.

Tansy E Hoskins
> Why, then, do we all object to brigandage? We cannot object on the ground that the brigand has no right to the rich man's property, since the rich man is merely the descendant or legal heir of some earlier brigand. We object because law and order are desirable, and when men have acquired property by force it is usually desirable to confirm their possession by legal enactment.
https://russell-j.com/CON-MORT.HTM
#Brigandage #SalamiBrigands #AIBrigands #BertrandRussell
Bertrand Russell : Mortals and Others, v.1

> David Nasaw, who has written biographies of Andrew Carnegie, William Randolph Hearst, and Joseph P. Kennedy, “This new species of rich men needed some rationale, some moral justification for the accumulation of this wealth. They needed, in a very visceral, intimate sense, a sign that their wealth was not a matter of chance or crime or robbery, that they were not simply robber barons, but that what they were doing was beneficial to all of mankind.”
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-commentary/billionaires-psychology-tech-politics-1235358129/
#DavidNasaw #AndrewCarnegie #RoberBarons #WealthyPeople
What You’ve Suspected Is True: Billionaires Are Not Like Us

Why Elon Musk and other tech billionaires have a different perspective

Rolling Stone