The Carnival Game of Meritocracy
Why the "self-made" myth ignores who pays for the tickets, who gets to throw the darts, and who works the booth.
Why the "self-made" myth ignores who pays for the tickets, who gets to throw the darts, and who works the booth.
How Andy Weir's sci-fi masterpiece continues to inspire a sense of wonder, practical problem-solving, and a vision for space exploration beyond the profit motive.
Folder architectures are clunky and ancient, but do they still have a place in a modern Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) workflow?
How a modern studio is reviving physical media, embracing artistic limitations, and pushing the bold edges of auteur cinema.
Reconnecting with our ancestors, the seasons, and our communities to create meaningful traditions.
How political and economic powers have hijacked our celebrations—and why we need to reclaim them.
From Technocracy to Digital Sovereignty: A Communitarian Manifesto
Death is certain. Suffering is guaranteed. Here is why that’s actually good news.
Imagine having to show your birth certificate to law enforcement just to prove you're YOU.
From projects to publications, everything recent in Odin's life.
"Later" is too late when it comes to note-taking.
We must ensure our digital tools foster genuine human growth by embracing "the right kind of friction," and the spirit of play.