
Exploring democracy as a design challenge—through essays on civic trust, economics, and systems in crisis. Inspired by burgeoning social movements for change, the urge to share my opinions, and the radical idea that citizens should govern.
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In “On Two Anti-Democratic Uses of Sortition,” Filimon Peonidis argues that modern lottocratic proposals, specifically replacing elected legislatures with allotted bodies, threaten the fundamental democ...
The news that Pete Hegseth, while positioned at the apex of the American defense apparatus, reportedly considered loading up on defense ETFs just as drums of war began beating with Iran isn’t just another standard-issue DC ethics scandal. I...
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By framing the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) not as a specific tool but as a boundless reservoi...
In the current political landscape, a new media phenomenon has surfaced: the almost daily press conference. While there is nothing new under the sun, its modern re-emergence represents a fundamental shift in how executive power is performed...
Today’s discussion will be considering a specific claim that Trump has made, that the implementation of his tariffs have had a remarkable effect on our trade deficit imbalance. For decades the trade imbalance has been on the forefront of pu...
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I explore democracy as a design challenge—drawing from math, economics, and systems that fail the public. Inspired by DiEM25, Occupy, burgeoning social movements, and an urge to share my opinions.
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