Civil Rights
Direct Democracy
Representative democracy is an agricultural-age relic — electing a distant proxy no longer represents the people it claims to serve.
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Financial Rights
Keeping cash alive means freedom — but the demise of physical currency is looking inevitable, and readers need a real plan for what comes next.
Civil Rights
Representative democracy is an agricultural-age relic — electing a distant proxy no longer represents the people it claims to serve.
Digital Rights
The continual growth of data centers raises real questions — given their water and power consumption, how is this squared with climate policy?
Future Forecasting
Society's outlook on what it means to be a complete person has been on a downward spiral this last century. Modern, government-administered education and the entertainment industry have…
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Civil Rights
Big Tech holds a near-monopoly on internet traffic, and it's well known for deplatforming conservative and libertarian voices. The censorship carries an unintended consequence: it lends a kind…
Future Forecasting
The last time three great historical cycles converged like this, the whole world changed. The world we are heading into is not the same as the one we…
Future Forecasting
1. Focus on Future-Proof Skills Focus on learning skills and knowledge that are “future-proof.” It seems self-explanatory, but it pays off in the long run. You don’t see…