What are we gonna do about all these cats?

This book delves into the historical and cultural ties between humans and cats, highlighting the devastating effects of free-ranging cats on wildlife and human health. It discusses the science behind extinction, population modeling, and feline diseases, proposing solutions to mitigate these impacts.

This book, published in 1916, focuses on the domestic cat's role as a predator of birds and other wildlife. It includes contributions from ornithologists and discusses ways to manage and control the cat population to mitigate its effects on wildlife. The work reflects early concerns about the ecological impact of domestic cats.

In 'Read Write Own,' Chris Dixon argues that the dream of an open, decentralized internet can be saved through blockchain technology. He describes the internet's evolution through three eras: the 'read' era, where early networks democratized information; the 'read-write' era, where corporate networks democratized publishing; and the current 'read-write-own' era, or web3, where blockchain networks grant power and economic benefits to user communities. Dixon provides a clear and compelling vision for a better internet, distinguishing blockchain's potential from cryptocurrency speculation and offering a playbook for navigating and building the future of the internet.