Riding the web3 wave. I setup this account to document the adventure. Hoping one day the Mondragon accord will be a thing.
The garden of forking permitting paths
Written by the Patchwork protocol in collaboration with Patrick Atwater
The garden of forking permitting paths
Written by the Patchwork protocol in collaboration with Patrick Atwater
What we build before everything breaks apart
Last January, fires raged in Los Angeles. That’s not uncommon. But hurricane-force winds and the driest winter in 150 years contributed to a horrifically rare event, the worst natural disaster in the county’s history. Due to technical glitches, the entire county received evacuation orders. A week or two later, however, the smoke was gone and for the vast majority of residents, life was the same. Over Christmas, the weather report said it would snow in Park City. Instead, it rained up to ten t...
What we build before everything breaks apart
Last January, fires raged in Los Angeles. That’s not uncommon. But hurricane-force winds and the driest winter in 150 years contributed to a horrifically rare event, the worst natural disaster in the county’s history. Due to technical glitches, the entire county received evacuation orders. A week or two later, however, the smoke was gone and for the vast majority of residents, life was the same. Over Christmas, the weather report said it would snow in Park City. Instead, it rained up to ten t...
Teddy Roosevelt reviews Ezra's and Derek's Abundance book and broader movement
I finished this book in an afternoon. That alone is praise of a sort. It is plainly written, vigorously argued, and animated by a sincere desire to see the Republic build again. The authors are correct. A great nation that cannot build homes, bridges, power plants, or railroads is not a great nation for long. A people who know what must be done but cannot do it will soon cease to believe in self government altogether. On this point, I find myself in full agreement. They understand something e...
Teddy Roosevelt reviews Ezra's and Derek's Abundance book and broader movement
I finished this book in an afternoon. That alone is praise of a sort. It is plainly written, vigorously argued, and animated by a sincere desire to see the Republic build again. The authors are correct. A great nation that cannot build homes, bridges, power plants, or railroads is not a great nation for long. A people who know what must be done but cannot do it will soon cease to believe in self government altogether. On this point, I find myself in full agreement. They understand something e...
A curiously inconspicuous conversation coming out of Edge
A new collaboration along with a glimpse at a new world within the old
A curiously inconspicuous conversation coming out of Edge
A new collaboration along with a glimpse at a new world within the old
Designed in California 2030
Written in collaboration with gen AI
