Technology

Structural solutions and shortcuts are available to resolve our nation's impasse with two-faced technology companies. Cures I have been prescribing for twelve years. It is never too late to get real.

We must measure value creation in the business of innovation based on how technology improves human adaptability to nature's entropy, and to ensure the pageantry of positivity surrounding technology is not used and abused to rob the bank of humanity's evolutionary excellence.

I warned technology companies five years ago. The days are numbered thinking you can sell the equivalent of sugar-water to the world and expect to get away with spawning yet another mind-numbing addiction that accelerates an anthropogenic cascade.

Let's do a thought-experiment to wake us up from the expired truths of foregone conclusions.

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

Since the possibility of news is big business, I hereby launch my own.

The interrogation of Facebook's CEO by Congress makes clear we must seek a higher normalization of human excellence.

Innovation requires not an inside-looking-out perspective, but an outside-looking-in perspective.

We must revise the constitution responsible for promoting the desired human gameplay, and keep technocratic bullies at bay, to direct the arbitrage and compass of human ingenuity to benefit us all.

My 2011 predictions confirmed. Oh, how the blind faith in technology keeps spinning its subpar centrifuge until the excessive speed of make-believe catapults its favorite toys into reality.