
David McKerracher is a working class thinker whose theory bridges the life of the mind with the work of the hands at the foundations of life. Based in North Idaho at McKerracher Family Farm, TU hosts courses, events, and publishes books and videos.
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First of all, we have to get this out of the way: a million isn’t even that much anymore. Perhaps a better title would be, Why I Don’t Want To Be A Billionaire—which is also not that rare of a position anymore, considering there are current...
All ideologies have a major split between the people who are attracted to the ideology on purely aesthetic or dispositional grounds and, on the other hand, the intellectual historians of “the movement.” It’s the same old division between in...
I ran a poll on Instagram, Substack, and YouTube that posed the following:
You rub a lamp and a genie appears: "I won't change your life," he says, "but I'll give you the money and the timenergy to master one thing." Which do you pick?...
((mischievous lemurs up to no good))
As soon as I heard what happened, I whipped out my walkie-talkie and called my wife up on our farm frequency. “Ann, do you copy!?” “Yes, go ahead.” “Doomcrypt got robbed!” Her response was immediate: “N...
The Neo-Benedictine Future of Lectera et Labora
What follows is from the new Preface to the Second Edition of my first book Waypoint. I read it aloud in the video. Some of what I added by speech has been added down below in bold sections.
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TU: Thoughts at Work is a lecture course, ongoing research seminar, and book publishing platform by a worker with earbuds named David McKerracher. You can read his actual bio at https://davidmckerracher.com/
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