
Using decentralization, transparency, technology and discourse to problem solve and create the best world possible. A post scarcity world.
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Imagine waking up tomorrow morning and discovering that the electricity is out across your entire city. No traffic lights, no gas pumps, no grocery store refrigerators, and eventually no running water. Hospitals would rely on emergency gene...
We talk constantly about rebuilding community. We say we want stronger neighborhoods, more trust, better jobs, more local ownership, and businesses that genuinely care about the people and places around them. Yet every day, often without th...
Provocative statement, we know, but please let us explain.
Our side isn’t Republican or Democrat. Left or right. Red or blue. Conservative or liberal. Those are the old sides.
Our side is something new.
Our side is the side that recogniz...
Like all centralized systems, ones with “leaders” are too easy to corrupt. With the power of the intelligence agencies, military industrial complex, endless printable money, bribery, spying with our devices, blackmail, and skilled violence...
“CONSPIRACY.”
Strip away the cultural baggage around the word and it is remarkably simple: two or more people agreeing to work together toward an unlawful end. The U.S. Department of Justice describes it as a kind of “partnership in c...
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