Guided Civic Revival
Matt BurgessLooking to the future with respect for the preciousness and fragility of a free, open, and advanced society.
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Become Peacemakers documentary
After Charlie Kirk was murdered a year ago, a group of faith and political leaders in Wyoming got together and launched an initiative called Become Peacemakers. Their message is simple and powerful: angry, divisive politics do not honor the...
Young people should be optimistic about AI
AI has created roughly 800,000 net new jobs in the U.S. Figures and analysis from The Economist (2026).
The Economist just published an analysis of AI’s effects on the U.S. labor market. They estimate that AI has created roughly one millio...
Episode 19: Simon Cullen: Helping young people disagree better with AI
Show notes:
Today’s guest is Simon Cullen. Simon Cullen is co-founder and CEO of Disagree Wisely, a research and education non-profit promoting constructive disagreement and civil discourse, and he’s the co-creator of Sway, an AI-powe...
Students should learn how rich America is and why
ChatGPT’s rendering of students studying Chesterton’s fence as a metaphor for American economic progress.
Don’t take a fence down until you know why it was put up, writer G.K. Chesterton famously cautioned.
If America’s founding institut...
Ten thoughts on the Canada-U.S. trade dispute
Created by ChatGPT, with the prompt: “Can you make a cartoon image encapsulating the expression: ‘Canada and the United States are great countries and great friends who are stronger together.’"
Canada and the United States appear headed fo...
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