That's crazy. Poor Nat. So sad that current efforts for "social change" disregard the humanity of others, as well as nuance and critical thinking.

Important food for thought! The control regime, on the other hand, cannot simply change. It's not so much a person as a software running in powerful social networks. That's a powerful way to frame the

Interesting study, and I'm enjoying the comments on this post too! While any study is limiting to an extent, studies like this align with the growing body of anecdotal evidence that people experienced

Love this so much! I've always found your writing and thinking to be grounded and practical, yet open-minded and nuanced. In my eyes, you've done an excellent job at evolving in healthy and constructive

I have a relative who has lived with post-polio syndrome her whole life and think the polio vaccine has done far more good than harm while Kennedy questions the value of any vaccine. Many people think

Bravo!!! Excellent writing! Got chills reading this. We all deserve to exist, and yes, the world does owe us a living. Or at least those in leadership positions who have been given power to protect the

So proud of you for writing 8 excellent newsletters so far! A fiction newsletter sounds awesome. I also feel like you would do well in writing about the top proven lies we were told in the mainstream media

How would UFOs replace religion?

Thought provoking. Religion, at its best, seems to satisfy the human need for a shared, common reality. This also reminds me of a quote that struck me a while ago: Faith is finer than god. I think many

Fantastic piece. Wow. And quite evocative. I'm left feeling sadness and grief about the poor state we're in as a country (and world). Yet I think this is an important thing to feel. Regardless of the

Fascinating food for thought! Even so, there's an unprecedented opportunity here. The opportunity to create massive self-governing networks that renegotiate social agreements on our behalf. Chills!!! Lately

Love this idea so much! Especially since we worked on the solutions/inspiring page for WTK today :) And it's so fascinating to take in the fact that human work has changed drastically in the last century,

Good stuff! And thanks for the intimate and personal share. I'm definitely going to miss the diverse plethora of conscious cannabis shops and delivery businesses in California :)

Refreshing and on point. I like the term "involuntary identities." I find this graphic by john a powell to be a simple guiding point for the leadership we need during these times.

I love that you're expanding your efforts to share your intelligent and deeply thoughtful voice with the world. You're participating in the best of what technology and social media can be. This reminds

Yes. To me, this means we need to hang out with people who think differently than us. This humbles our efforts as we continually refine our talking points and create common ground.

You don't need to know what's going on with you. Sounds like pure creativity to me :) What an excellent take 2!

Abstract expressions are permitted while direct expressions are censored. Well said! Excellent, articulate post. This reminds me of a quote by Chomsky (ironically so, given his disappointing views on current

Fascinating. I haven't been following Webb's work much these days. I like your more nuanced approach.

That AI image eerily looks like the new Twitter logo! What do you think is the worst thing that happened to Twitter since Musk took it over?