Posted in Politics
Why Conservative Politics Are Going Extinct Conservative politics are going extinct. The central philosophies behind the practice are incompatible with our way of life today for two reasons. The pace
Posted in Politics, Technology
Exploring Rudimentary Utopias If you were to imagine the first steps towards crafting a utopia on Earth, what would they look like? Assuming our point of departure at this very moment in time, we’d
Posted in Transcendence
Let it Go Millennial (and Gen Z too) Today our world exists in a state of global unrest. Perpetual wars, wealth inequality enabled by political corruption, and the climate crisis on the horizon makes
Posted in Self Improvement, Time
Readjusting to Routine: Life After Entrepreneurship Over the past decade I’ve been fortunate to pursue work that I was passionate about as an entrepreneur. Today I find myself adjusting to a work
Posted in Human Experience, Technology
Designing an American Social Credit Score Around the world, nations are going through significant social and cultural upheavals. In an attempt to proactively combat dissent and establish more control
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Trump 2024 and the Progressive Trump 2024 is an initial step to desensitize and normalize violence. As progressives we would benefit from a more in-depth understanding why that is and what we
Posted in Human Experience
Why “Never Change” is the Worst Marriage Advice Ever For many people, reaching our mid-to-late twenties kickstarts a lifetime of attending weddings. As many people will tell you if
Posted in Economics, Politics, Technology
Why Breaking Up Companies is an Old Solution to a New Problem Progressive front runners Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have both committed to the monopoly busting of the big tech giants Amazon,
Posted in Human Experience, Transcendence
On Values – Exploring the character of institutions Lately, I’ve been spending time imagining possibilities of how our present social, political, economic, and environmental crises play out.
Posted in Economics, Technology
One of my favorite lessons learned about U.S. democracy is the concept of states as methods of experimentation. We see it to a reasonable extent in the United States with different state’s