ISSN 1054-0695 SHAREDEBATE INTERNATIONAL ========================= ABOUT THE MAGAZINE, DISTRIBUTION POLICY, COPYRIGHT STATEMENT, SUBSCRIPTION &/OR BACK-ISSUE ORDERS R.H. Martin, Editor Copyright 1993 by Applied Foresight Inc. All Rights Reserved. (Material by Individual Authors May Be Copyrighted Differently) Published by Applied Foresight, Inc. P.O. Box 20607 Bloomington MN 55420, USA Last updated 11-14-93 ----------------------------------------------------------- -- A Freeware Diskette-Magazine of Nonfiction & Fiction --- ------ Original & Reprints -- Published Twice Yearly ------ ------ ------ ----- "An International Debate Forum for Computer Users --- -------- Concerned about the Present and the Future" ------ ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- WHAT'S BEEN WRITTEN ABOUT SHAREDEBATE INTERNATIONAL "Electronic publishing has arrived! ShareDebate International is a bold, exciting venture that deserves the attention and support of everyone who seeks to create a better tomorrow." --Ben Bova (President, SF Writers of America; former editor of OMNI & Analog; former President, National Space Society) "ShareDebate International is one of the most interesting developments on the electronic-publishing scene, proving that large circulation and big-name writers are no longer available only to publishers with large corporate backing. The day of grassroots mass- market publishing is here at last." --J. Neil Schulman Prometheus award-winning SF author How does ShareDebate International compare with other pro-free market, independent-thinking magazines? "ShareDebate International is a terrific magazine, well edited and executed. I am very interested in the nexus between Economics, Freedom and technology. Add Philosophy and it is a powerful brew. It is the paradigm of the publication of the information age." -- George Cordahi subscriber to American Spectator for nearly 20 years Mississauga, Ontario (S.I. has advertised in A.S.) ABOUT SHAREDEBATE INTERNATIONAL Applied Foresight, Inc. publishes ShareDebate International (ISSN 1054-0695), a diskette-magazine. Formerly a shareware semi-annual magazine, it became copyrighted freeware with the double-disk issue #7-8. Between 550 to 1,450 listed Bulletin Boards (BBSs) or Shareware dealers in 25 countries distribute the magazine. It is an international debate forum--over 25 debate topics now--for computer users concerned about the present and the future, carrying non-fiction & fiction, original and reprints. PAST AUTHORS IN SHAREDEBATE INTERNATIONAL Doug Bandow, Cato senior fellow, syndicated columnist; George Benston, Economist & Professor (Contributor to Public Interest & other journals); Ben Bova (President, SF Writers of America; former editor of OMNI & Analog; former President, National Space Society); Warren T. Brookes, deceased, famous newspaper columnist for the Detroit News and author of The Economy in Mind; Stuart M. Butler, V.P., Heritage Foundation; Milton Friedman, Nobel laureate; GEnie management; George Gilder (author & regular contributor to Forbes, Wall Street Journal & the National Review); Paula Goldman, Attorney-Sysop; Rt.Lt.General Daniel Graham (Director, High Frontier Inc. & Assoc. Ed., J. of Practical Applications in Space); George Kaufman, Economist & Professor (Contributor to Public Interest & other journals); Victor Koman, Prometheus award-winning SF author; Paul Levinson (Author & Director, New School On-Line Program); Libertarian Party; Dr. Christopher Lyon, M.D.; Roleigh Martin, ShareDebate International editor; Douglas Ostrom (Japan Economic Institute); Policy Review Magazine -- letters to the editor from 25 doctors and medical experts on health care; Jerry Pournelle, SF author & computer columnist (for Byte & InfoWorld); Republican Liberty Caucus; The League for Programming Freedom; Sheldon L. Richman (writer for The Free Market); Murray Rothbard, Libertarian economist; J.Neil Schulman, Prometheus award-winning SF author; Thomas E. Smith (writer for National Review, Analog, Go Global); L.Neil Smith, award-winning SF author; Joseph Sobran, syndicated columnist; Masanobu Taniguchi, former Japanese journalist, alumni- Columbia University (M.A., International Affairs) Dr. Tim Urell, D.O.; Sam Wells, contributor to The Freeman; DEBATE TOPICS This section ("Debate Topics") will appear infrequently in this file, SI_MISC.TXT. If this is the only paragraph in this section, please refer to a past or future issue for the list of debate topics and which issues covered what (the "debate thread history"). The topic debate areas all have a long sentence description and a short phrase title. For each topic, the debate can be in the areas of Background Reading, Concerns, Prospects, or Better Solutions. Treatment can be in the form of non-fiction or fiction. Debate Topic Short & Long Number Title Debate Thread---------------------- #1 Short Title: The NIPS Debate. Alternates: The NIPS/FIPS Debate. The FIPS Debate. Long Desc.: Funding long-range and/or large scale projects with a National- Interest Project-level Stock market. Note: An alternate concept, FIPS, for Future- Interest Project-level Stock market, was introduced in issue 3, in response to Milton Friedman's critique. Notes: "Thread" refers to the sequential treatment of the debate throughout the multiple issues of ShareDebate International. "1[V.1(1)]/3" means BBS filename DBATE001, Volume 1, Issue 1, Article (that is, menu choice) #3. Volumes are incremented annually. Issue numbers are reset annually. BBS Filenames increment from day one and are never reset. All articles are non-fiction unless specified as fiction. When the menu choice is "From the Editor's Desk," the topic inside the column is provided. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 1[V.1(1)]/3 R.Martin (Introduced) 2[V.1(2)]/6 B.Bova (Background Reprint) 3[V.1(3)]/3 M.Friedman (Concerns) 3[V.1(3)]/5 R.Martin (Response to Friedman) 4[V.1(4)]/5 B.Bova (Background Reprint) 4[V.1(4)]/9 J.Pournelle (Background Reprint) 5[V.2(1)]/4 T.Smith (Response to Martin) 5[V.2(1)]/5 P.Levinson (Background Reprint) 7[V.2(3)]/A J.Schulman (Alternative Proposal) 7[V.2(3)]/2 T.Smith (Response to Martin) #2 Short Title: Occupational Representation Debate. Long Desc.: Contrasting two representative institutions: the Olympics & Legislatures --or-- Why Occupational Representation may improve Legislatures. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 1[V.1(1)]/4 R.Martin (Introduced) 2[V.1(2)]/7 T.Husted (Letter to the Editor) 2[V.1(2)]/7 R.Martin (Editor's Response) #3 Short Title: Compact City Modeling Debate. Long Desc.: Computer modeling cities that counter the Greenhouse effect and strengthen the economy Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 1[V.1(1)]/5 R.Martin (Introduced) #4 Short Title: Japanese VS American Patent Law Debate. Long Desc.: Is the Japanese Patent Law more just and more conducive to economic growth than America's Patent Laws? A side aspect to this topic is the fairness and economic impact of America's patent laws. A side question to this debate is are there even better patent systems than Japan's existing - where? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 1[V.1(1)]/5 R.Martin (Introduced) 3[V.1(3)]/8 M.Friedman (Letter to the Editor) 7[V.2(3)]/2 R.Martin (Reprint of letter to Forbes Editor) #5 Short Title: Business Income Tax Impact Debate. Long Desc.: The hidden cost and economic impact of the Business Income Tax. An important subset would be "the impact on personal income tax rates and political impact if the Business Income Tax was eliminated." Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 1[V.1(1)]/5 R.Martin (Introduced) 2[V.1(2)]/2 R.Martin (Revised) 2[V.1(2)]/7 J.Szechtman (Letter to the Editor) 4[V.1(3)]/4 R.Martin (See topic "Side_ Response" for Asian practices) #6 Short Title: Government's impact on Health Costs Debate. Long Desc.: Health Costs in a Truly Free Marketplace - Will Costs Be More Or Less And How Much? An important side topic, what is the hidden cost of government intervention or taxation in the health services industry? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 1[V.1(1)]/5 R.Martin (Introduced) 2[V.1(2)]/2 R.Martin (Literature Review; Editorial) 7[V.2(3)]/6 T.Urell (Analysis) 7[V.2(3)]/7 R.Martin (Proposal for Pharmacy Claims) 7[V.2(3)]/B C.Lyon (Contrast to British Socialized Medicine) 8[V.2(4)]/2 R.Martin Last Minute Update 11[V.3(4)] Whole Issue 12[V.3(4)app] Whole Issue #7 Short Title: Debate on the Right of Free Speech for All Voluntary Assemblies. Long Desc.: Free speech: Unprotected now for majority of voluntary assemblies per Supreme Court? -- Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce March 27, 1990 in a 6-3 decision Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 2[V.1(2)]/3 R.Martin (Introduced) #8 Short Title: Entrepreneurial Democracy debate. Long Desc.: Entrepreneurial Democracy asserts "That government is best which is legislatively structured the best, voluntarily funded the most, and taxes the least". (The voluntary funding concept principally refers to the voluntary purchase mechanism used in the retail market and stock and bond markets.) Note: In issue 3, I renamed this debate topic to "improving democracy," stating that the original topic was too narrow. Well the new title is too broad. To accommodate Milton Friedman's article, what was stated to belong to this renamed topic in issue 3 ("Four Steps to Freedom"), I am creating a separate debate topic, #13, entitled "Converting Communist Societies to a Free Democracy." I am retaining the original debate topic, even if it is "narrow," because of the importance of its assertions. (I know this makes the editor, -me-, look fickle, but I've only been an editor for 9 months, --give me a break!) Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 2[V.1(2)]/4 R.Martin (Introduced) 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (Short Rehash, see topic "Entre.Democracy") 4[V.1(4)]/4 R.Martin (Followup: Future Voting) 13[V.3(4)]/1 R.Martin (Followup: Parkinson on private legislative voting) #9 Short Title: Futuristic Currency Systems debate. Long Desc.: Preserving economic privacy while using game theory and newer forms of money, such as "smart cards," to fight drug abuse & other money-motivated crimes. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 2[V.1(2)]/5 R.Martin (Introduced) #10 Short Title: Debate a private deposit insurance plan for Savings & Loan deposits. Long Desc.: The U.S. Savings and Loan $400 billion fiasco. Could a free-market deposit insurance program have prevented the massive defaults? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 2[V.1(2)]/2 R.Martin (Introduced) 6[V.2(1)]/4 G.Benston+ (Background Reprint) #11 Short Title: Electronic Digital-Media Publishing. Long Desc.: The shapes and impact of electronic digital-media publishing: software, hardware, strategy, impacts. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 3[V.1(3)]/5 B.Bova (Introduced via Fiction) 1[V.1(1)]/2 R.Martin (See topic "Why Diskette Media for the Magazine?") 5[V.2(1)]/6 R.Martin (Relevant software; re: defending against viruses) 6[V.2(1)]/5 B.Bova (Relevant Reprint: Impacts) #12 Short Title: Against Value-less Education. Long Desc.: Against Value-less Education: Introducing Denomination-Neutral Values Into Our Educational Curriculum To Reduce The Nation's Suicide and Murder Rates. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 3[V.1(3)]/6 R.Martin (Introduced with a reprint) 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (See topic, "Debate_12_Hayek") #13 Short Title: Converting Communist Societies to a Free Democracy. Long Desc.: How should Communist Societies progress towards a free democracy? What kind of foreign aid can help them towards this goal? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 3[V.1(3)]/7 M.Friedman (Introduced with a reprint) #14 Short Title: Laws that do harm or are unethical. Long Desc.: What laws are counterproductive, -- that is, when does a law make the problem it addresses worse? What laws are unethical and or unjust? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 4[V.1(4)]/3 M.Friedman (Introduced with a reprint) 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (See topic "Friedman_Essay") 5[V.2(1)]/2 R.Martin (See topic "Debate 14 Followup") #15 Short Title: The Socio-Economic Importance of Liberty. Long Desc.: Liberty, its meaning, and the importance of it for economic and social growth, including education. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 4[V.1(4)]/8 G.Gilder (Introduced via a reprint) 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (See topic "Gilder_Essay") 6[V.2(1)]/C J.N.Schulman (Fiction Excerpt) 7[V.2(3)]/5 J.Sobran (Reprint; Essay) #16 Short Title: Government & Economic Development. Long Desc.: What aspects of government negatively and positively affect or color economic and social development? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 4[V.1(4)]/6 M.Rothbard (Introduced with a reprint) 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (See topic "Rothbard_Essay") 7[V.2(3)]/9 M.Friedman (Reprint; analysis) #17 Short Title: Towards a better copyright law. Long Desc.: Towards a modern, sensible and ethically justifiable copyright law. X-ref notes: See debates # 4 and #17 too. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 4[V.1(4)]/7 N.Schulman (Introduced with a reprint) 2[V.1(2)]/4 R.Martin (See topic, "12_Reasons," reason 7, paragraph "To some extent, recent...") 3[V.1(3)]/8 M.Friedman (Letter to the Editor) #18 Short Title: Is government growth condemning our children to economic impoverishment? Long Desc.: Given the size and growth of the existing government v. the gross national product (GNP), are we condemning our children to economic impoverishment? If so, how much? If not, what is your proof that we aren't? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (Introduced; see topic, "GNP_Consumption") #19 Short Title: What is the impact of affirmative action? Long Desc.: Do affirmative action programs retard or advance racial progress and what is the socio-economic impact on the nation? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin (Introduced; see topic, "Affirmative_Action") #20 Short Title: New ideas for solving the Israeli- Palestinian crisis. Long Desc.: Same as the short title. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 5[V.2(1)/3 R.Martin (Introduced with a article) #21 Short Title: Gulf War Analysis Long Desc.: Gulf War Analysis: Lessons from History and for the Future Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 5[V.2(1)]/7 R.Martin (Introduced with a article) 6[V.2(1)]/A D.Graham (Relevant reprint) #22 Short Title: Imagining a Churchill analysis of the Gulf War Long Desc.: How would Winston Churchill had analyzed the Gulf War Crisis, starting from the period that Iraq invaded Iran thru 1991? Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 5[V.2(1)]/7 R.Martin Introduction #23 Short Title: Programming Freedom Long Desc.: Intellectual property law & programming freedom. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 6[V.2(1)]/6 League for Membership Solicitation 6[V.2(1)]/7 Programming Article on Patents 6[V.2(1)]/8 Freedom Article on Copyright Law 6[V.2(1)]/9 R.Stallman Update on Pending Treaty #24 Short Title: Miscellaneous Events Long Desc.: Miscellaneous Events, of interest to ShareDebate International readers. Debate Thread: Issue # Author Article Type 6[V.2(1)]/B P.Goldman News on a FCC activity 4[V.1(4)]/2 R.Martin See topic "Shareware Law" 7[V.2(3)]/2 R.Martin See topic "In support of much not not all of the Libertarian program." 7[V.2(3)]/2 R.Martin See topic "Good news about the environment & global warming." 7[V.2(3)]/3 Libertarian 1991 Libertarian Party Program Program 8[V.2(4)]/5 R.Martin Analysis: Political Correctness on the Right and with Libertarians 8[V.2(4)]/6 E.Rittberg Essay: Practical Ways in which Libertarians can influence the GOP 8[V.2(4)]/7 GEnie Mgmt. 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