Techno-feudalism’s Kafkaesque nature. Where is it going from here?
The kings are dead, but their castles remain. They hover above us, not in stone fortresses but in glass towers and on distant servers, humming with the…
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We Can’t Build Communities: You’ll See Why.
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Context Collapse: Why We’re Losing the Story Behind the Story
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Negative Income Tax and Social Infrastructure: Why Precarity Needs Both
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An Academic Overview of the Bottom-up Social Infrastructure Framework
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Bottom-Up Social Infrastructure
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On the Value of Attention
July 10, 2026
A Closer Look at Precarity
July 8, 2026
The New Infrastructure for a New World
July 24, 2026
We Can’t Build Communities: You’ll See Why.
July 18, 2026
Context Collapse: Why We’re Losing the Story Behind the Story
July 17, 2026
Negative Income Tax and Social Infrastructure: Why Precarity Needs Both
July 16, 2026
An Academic Overview of the Bottom-up Social Infrastructure Framework
July 13, 2026
Bottom-Up Social Infrastructure
July 12, 2026
On the Value of Attention
July 10, 2026
A Closer Look at Precarity
July 8, 2026
The New Infrastructure for a New World
The kings are dead, but their castles remain. They hover above us, not in stone fortresses but in glass towers and on distant servers, humming with the…
The wind blew cold from the west and I sat in the coffee shop staring out the dusty pane at the people moving in their little blinks…
There were towers in the city. Concrete towers. Glass towers. Towers that rose like teeth from the earth, biting at the sky. Some of them were crooked,…
There are many who give money and many more who wish they could. And there is nothing wrong with that. You give what you have, and if…
Somewhere between the endless scroll of our overly-curated lives and the tightening squeeze of economic survival, the spirit of volunteerism has quietly withered. Fewer people show up…
Let me tell you about the time I lived with a raccoon. Not officially, of course. I didn’t sign a lease with one or agree to split…
Our modern marketplaces are flooded with flashy ads and empty slogans, and the idea of a “brand community” can sometimes sound like marketing speak disguised as something…
Charity has its place. When someone’s in real trouble; when the rent’s past due, or the fridge is empty, or there’s a medical bill hanging over their…
Let me just start by saying, I am not what you would call a “neighborly” person. My general policy toward the people living on either side of…
We tend to think of economies in terms of money. Monetary systems, markets, prices; these are the structures we’re taught to see. But what if we’ve been…