A Really Short History of Money
Money is a promise that your sacrifice will pay off in the future, because we build civilization on a set of promises we make to each other.
The Future is for Everyone
Sci-fi author, crypto builder, freelance marketing guy. Liberty and prosperity for all. I build, inspire, organize and promote.
Trust is Dead
Trust is breaking down in our societies — trust not just in big institutions but also in the natural good of the common man.
The BEST Trump Anthology. Buy it Now!
How much is a laugh worth to you? A nickel? A dime? But buying them individually is cost-prohibitive, am I right?
It’s an All-You-Can-Imagine Future
Limits are a thing of the past. The only ones that matter now are those that you decide to enforce on yourself. We are entering a new era of our civilization where our imaginations reign supreme.
Reality is the Story We Tell Ourselves
Some stories are scientifically true. Others tell truths of the heart. Some may actually fly in the face of all we can prove to be true, and yet give us the mindset we need to succeed.
Killer Robots as Common as AK-47s?
A missile that decides where to strike. A ship that decides when to shoot. Androids that can do backflips. These autonomous weapons are your new killer robots. What happens when they fall into the hands of angry millionaires, hacky teens and rogue terrorist groups?
Everything is Ludicrous
Everything is ludicrous. Just the fact that we exist and can think and communicate is a cosmic prank. A wonderful one to be sure, but a gag nonetheless.
We Can Do Better
How easy it was for a Russian company to manipulate Americans through social media during the last US presidential election. People are furious about it. For a $200 spend, they got opposing sides to protest each other in a small Texas town. Their ads reached 146 million people on Facebook. Twitter drooled to sell them a 15% reach of their users.
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The future of work is cooking, cleaning and caring for the infirm. No more steel workers, no more retail clerks, no more autoworkers. It’s just nurse’s assistants, personal aides, wind turbine maintenance guys and software developers.