So we already see an impact on professional jobs-- tasks done by people like accountants, financial analysts, journalists, lawyers, radiologists and so forth.
Already we're in a situation where browser innovation is almost the sole province of Apple and Microsoft, with contributions from Mozilla, Google, and maybe Opera.
The process of reforming former corporations into worldwide cooperatives will no doubt take time, but we already have the lawful power to reject the old system.
In 2007, while the leading presidential candidates, including Nicolas Sarkozy, were competing with promises to break with"outdated" diplomatic practices, we already thought that this appeal for democracy would have some effect.
Already we are seeing pervasive impacts on biodiversity, ecosystem services and communities worldwide, and it is clear that with the Paris Agreement ratified, the pressure is now on to turn that passion and promise into real action.
We already know, from our look at other cases, that when it is desirable to shut somebody up, it can be done so quick, so clean, so completely, that all this nonsense about“the CIA burned my house down,” or“the CIA tried to kill me 16 times,” or“the CIA killed someone else and planted her body in my closet to frame me so I wouldn't talk about what they are doing.
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