The Case for Up-Skilling in an Economy on the Brink
There’s a quiet unease felt beneath the surface of everyday life; a sense that the ground is shifting under our feet, and that the playbook we once…
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The Forgotten Duty to One Another
Something has slipped, quietly, from our collective memory. Not all at once, but bit by bit; like a thread unraveling from a coat we forgot how to…
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Who Gets to Matter in the Meaning Economy?
By most measures, the future has already arrived. The robots have taken the factories. Algorithms have taken the call centers. And AI is now circling the last…
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Hard Times Are the Incubator of Community
There are truths that can only be revealed through suffering, and among them is this: in hard times, the soul of a people is laid bare. The…
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The Quiet Divide Between High and Low Agency: Why It Matters More Than Ever
By all outward appearances, we live in a society that prizes independence, ambition, and the self-made person. We celebrate entrepreneurs who built something from nothing, we cheer…
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When the Whole World Starts Acting a Little Strange
A review of “Mania: How Societies Go Crazy” by Lionel Shriver Lionel Shriver has never been one to avoid uncomfortable subjects. Whether skewering the politics of identity…
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The Lost Art of Hustle
I recently overheard a phrase that stuck with me like a splinter: “Not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur.” It was said casually, maybe even defensively, as…
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The Art of Giving Wisely
I have never been much fond of wrapping paper. It is a dishonest sort of thing. Like society’s expectations, it hides what is real behind something frantically…
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Citizenship for Sale
There was a time when citizenship was considered a birthright or a hard-won legal status; an identity rooted in history, geography, and a shared sense of belonging.…
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Why Another Great Depression Might Be Good for Us
We are surrounded by so much, and yet we enjoy so little. Our homes are filled, our calendars are full, our options are endless. And still, many…