[Community] Re: Creative Commons Italia: Scarichiamoli (himanen)

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Pekka Himanen Scrive: 

> Thanks for your message. Your work for the Creative Commons sounds good. 
> However, I'm unfortuantely so loaded with work that I'm not able to get 
> sufficiently acquainted with this matter now. Let's keep in touch if new 
> things come up in the future. All best,
> Pekka 
> 

Danilo Moi risponde: 

Sure.
We will back to you in a couple of weeks and we will be more "detailed".
Thank you very much Mr Himanen. 

I got a little (**and personal**) answer for you now:
It is possible, on your opinion, to define and "endorse" a european 
philosophy of the Internet, open source, free software and so
on?
A new philosophy of "virtual world"...but deep-rooted in our culture?
(Political union must be sustained by a "cultural effort", so we need a 
"cultural effort" in the "virtual world" too) 

For example: here in Europe we have a millenarian juridical tradiction (From 
ancient greeks and *Latins* to Kant, Hegel, Kelsen, Bobbio and so 
on)...don't you believe United States are too "overestimated" with GPL and 
Creative Commons "revolution"? 

Another example: Doctor Pierre Levy describes "the internet revolution" 
**more then ten years ago**...now I censor myself :-) 

Another one:
I beleive that your "The Hacker Ethic and the Spirit of the Information Age" 
is the first writing on wich the "hacker's ethic" is defined in a real 
philosophical way. (I'm graduating in History of Philosphy) 

What is truly "speculative and  philosophical" in america concerning those 
problems?
***I can't find nothing.***
:-) 

P.S.: please don't mind at my bad english. 

Best
Danilo Moi
http://www.equalism.org
danilomoi at creativecommons.it