Capitalism

Taking care of nature and capitalism are not mutually exclusive. We definitely can inspire the world with new humanitarian excellence we first and successfully apply to ourselves.

For less than $5 million per year we can preempt and improve humanity's response to climate change and other forms of nature's entropy.

Supposed top-minds think meritocracy is on the way out. I say meritocracy is on the way in, better normalized, with nature instead of man defining merit. Top-minds toppled.

Humanity must point all of its vectors designed to expand the fractal of human ingenuity in a single direction.

Trust is a consequence, not a cause. We first need new principles to govern a modern world for trust to carry meaningful value.

Life, if properly normalized, is beautiful and remarkably simple. Let’s make it so.

Hate the game, not the players. Knowing why and how it fails helps reinvent it.

Our freedom is a grand illusion of make-believe, yearning no longer to be abused.

We, humans, tell ourselves some grandiose lies and then act surprised when things do not quite work out as advertised. We must reinvent the systems holding us hostage.

We can improve socio-economic mobility by fixing the theory that determines what can be discovered.