Hey thank you! I hope you're having a nice day.

I like the aesthetic of these characters, but on top of that, I'm impressed with the proportions and how well you represented the 3/4 profile in the fifth picture, and the neck & shoulder work in all

It's funny that all of these are the exact things I argue are exceedingly harmful in my recent post, Is It Better to Starve? While these all sound like good ideas in the short-run, ultimately they do nothing

I'm new to steemit and the post from yesterday was the very first thing I read. I was disappointed to see such blatant misogyny at the top of the feed, but not surprised. What's really disheartening is

Glad you enjoyed them! Not to be overly pushy on the merch, but you can buy the modern art either as a small poster or just get just the text on a tshirt.

You know I'd be in House Donki with my econ-loving self. I'm really excited to see where this goes.

I agree 100% with your comment, and it's part of why I took such a long time to highlight that protectionism doesn't actually encourage abundance. I touch on it in my reply to @kooshikoo, but the issue

Good thoughts. I'd love to see us reach that post-scarcity point. To be honest, once we do, I don't think it'll matter what market model we use, since a large part of economics is meant to handle scarcity.

Thank you very much! I woke up seeing the post had gained some traction and jumped out of bed to see why.

I did think about it. Then I wrote this piece. :P I don't know if I buy the notion of "collective IQ," though, and even if I did, a market would be the largest collective, it just wouldn't be

Thanks! I'm really enjoying the site so far - beyond the technical aspects, the content here all seems pretty high-quality.

Thanks for the tips! Some of the poems actually have digital art that go with them, so when those roll around (I'm just going through sequentially) I'll definitely be using those. I'll definitely include

Thanks for the upvote! Here's an embed of a Youtube playlist with some of the more recent Homies (noise project) tracks: What I think is cool about some of the tracks is that they're "noisehaikus,"

I've got a few friends who really value their Myers-Brigg type - gonna show this around to them, they'll get a kick out of it.