@cybeardjm hmm good point, I wonder if there is any african music created with Sonic Pi

@zleap never heard... the MCs & DJs use what they can get their hands on, usually "free" (no comment here...) for their "old" computers.
Connections are still quite expensive and sometimes unreliable...
Might be some use it in some countries... Really don't know

@cybeardjm Good point, so fare my e-mail telling the local diversity group about the discourse forum and the topic on diversity has gone unanswered, they complain about lack of inclusion / diversity but then ignore attempts to reach out and include people.

@zleap In most African countries I know, most people are (still) struggling to make ends meet, putting food on the table everyday etc. Diversity, ecology, human rights, democracy, climate change... are not in people's minds (yet, if ever). Ofc, there are a few scholars, a few local NGOs (not Int'l ones, quite another problem) trying to have people move up the ladder of consciousness... Then add rampant illiteracy, no access to books or just regular information...
There's a lot of work to do on the ground... High level projects need a stable foundation or a revolution... It's unfortunate, but don't see any other way to go...

@zleap
Bread or key to freedom dilemma...
(image can be understood through multiple lenses - is he locked or out?)

@cybeardjm Could be either. Reminds me of the picture of a 1/2 filled glass in the Daily mail, apparently they can work out your mental health status if you say it is 1/2 full or 1/2 empty, I wonder what they would say to answer c , the class is 1/2 full of liquid and 1/2 full of air. :D

@cybeardjm @zleap Raised taxes to provide food vs getting rid of government taxes and able to obtain food with that money.

@waltercool @cybeardjm Good point.