Cybernetics: A Fatal Flaw
...ed work: cooking, child care, and washing. A founding member who called himself Lord Byron presided over the group and reserved the right to have sex with any woman in the commune . . . “There was constantly a background of fear in the house–like a virus running in the background. Like spyware. You know it’s there, but you don’t know how to get rid of it.” Levine contends that this type of “cybernetic utopia gone bad,” birthed in the idealistic pa...