[ATLobotomy]

EDW387 [0] (which doesn't have NN0 or NN1 pseudonyms either) seems to be pretty clear about what the "anti-intellectualism" comment was about.

>The undisguised appeal to anti-intellectualism and anti-individualism was frightening. He was talking about his "augmented knowledge workshop" and I was constantly reminded of Manny Lehman's vigorous complaint about the American educational system that is extremely "knowledge oriented", failing to do justice to the fact that one of the main objects of education is the insight that makes quite a lot of knowledge superfluous.

Wish the author went into more detail on why now may be different than during Kay/Engelbart's time.

[0] https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD03xx/E...

[rasz_pl]

There is this "Tim van Gelder on Douglas Engelbart, Intelligence Amplification and Argument Mapping"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P77FvUy-NGA