Manifesto

It goes forth to the world.

Now, nobody read the Manifesto.

Now it's going to become the number two book in the world after the Bible.

It's satanic.

Dr.

Basil Colwish, an allergist who's co-authored Ofqual's referral manifesto with me on the isolation independent physicians feel when the systems around them haven't caught up.

And finally, Dr. Bradley Block on how his practice, ENT and Allergy Associates, built a model of physician ownership large enough that private equity simply can't buy it.

Five different specialties, five different paths, one thread running through all of it.

Just got to make sure it's fully charged in advance.

Speaking of in advance or advanced ideas, I think it's time for Dane's Manifesto.

Wow, welcome back to part 133 of Dane's Manifesto.

I hope you're not done manifesting, kids, because today's manifesting is going to be great.

Tomorrow, Lindsay, yes, Lindsay Reed, she starts working with Dane.

She has wonderful books there.

Imagine with Wings, Because, Your Matter, Love, Manifesto, A Bird Named Pain.

Talk about your value.

Very funny and catchy titles of books.

segment, so...

Welcome back to Dane's Manifesto, part 132.

Wow, I got that right.

So last week I did fantasy gems for you guys, and this week I'm gonna do fantasy busts.

I'm still figuring out.

Because you're Peter Welton of the Manifesto.

Right.

Exactly.

you write a letter,

people will know, oh, yes,

this is Welton of the Manifesto.

Only the purest kick around P1 remembers the Peter

Welcome to Freestyle Friday for August 21st.

So the other day I unveiled the Mixed Model Arts Manifesto.

It's a unified discipline for modeling systems data and meaning in the age of AI.

And so this obviously is sort of a prelude to the Mixed Model Arts book that will be coming out imminently.

Yeah, no, I think that's an important point because otherwise it just sort of seems like sort of a linguistic trivia thing, you know.

But I think that the idea, and of course, this is embedded in classical Marxist historiography as well, you know, the Manifesto and Marxist discussions.

was this view that capitalism developed in the West, in Europe, in this cycle.

Giovanni Arigi talks about centers of accumulation, Northern Italy, the low countries, England, eventually the United States, that that sequence, that process of the development, the intensification, and then the radical transformation of capitalism through industrialization, That that's a European story, you know, or a Euro-American story, if we want.