'The California Ideology (A Walking Meeting)' is an instrumental interlude from Robert Stillman's new album, 10,000 Rivers. The title is a nod to the 1995 Barbrook and Cameron essay of the same name which critiqued the neoliberal techno-determinism of 1980's Silicon Valley founders. The music tries to evoke this relentlessly positive ethic of forward motion as a 'meeting' in Steve Jobs's preferred style: on the go.