The Tax On Our Time
A response to the research on "The Annoyance Economy."
A response to the research on "The Annoyance Economy."
It would be so boring to post “some personal news” and miss the moment to post a call to arms (for hugs!). So yeah, making a big life change but let’s start with why. There is a fatigue settling over many of us that’s quiet, cumulative, and corrosive.
Democracy was never meant to be fair play. It was meant to be stable. But once players learned that the system could be hacked, fairness and stability both began to erode.
If we want Louisville to remain a place of belonging and imagination, then we must treat culture as something as vital as clean water or green parks. Here are five ways we might begin.
The question isn’t what AI will do to us, but what we’ll do with it.
Summary of the Maybe It's Fate co-op white paper with a link to read the full version.