Hope in Source MA 11: Maggie Appleton on Open Source as a Gift Economy
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Mar 6, 2020 Maggie Appleton and Henry explore open source as a gift economy, from reciprocity and community rituals to crowdfunding and patronage. They consider whether T-shirts and stickers are really gifts, how tech turns people into brands, and what quantified-self culture says about bodies, productivity, and life on screens.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Is Open Source a Gift Economy?
01:46 • 2min
Open Source
03:55 • 2min
Don't Give Back, Is That What Is Threatening the Economy?
05:52 • 5min
Anthropology History Story - Solit's Kin of Balanced
10:29 • 3min
Open Source Community
13:15 • 3min
The Open Source Way of Doing Things
16:30 • 2min
Open Source
18:15 • 2min
Is the Tea Shirt Really a Gift?
20:13 • 2min
Open Source as Liturgy
22:12 • 3min
Are You Going Through These Motions?
24:47 • 4min
Is Open Source a Thing?
28:36 • 2min
Is There a Psychology of Patrionage?
30:11 • 2min
Gidhob Is a Crowd Funning Platform, Right?
32:15 • 4min
I Don't Want to Be a Corporate Whateverie Ye
36:20 • 3min
The Quantified Self Movement
39:46 • 2min
The Value of Subjective Truth
41:41 • 4min
Is There a Resurrection?
45:55 • 3min
Is It a Glitch in the Matrix Moment?
48:55 • 1min
Awmen. Of All Professions at the Moment, Like Programming
50:21 • 2min
Is There a Boot Camp?
52:42 • 3min