Essay
Unpopular Opinion: Countries Should Care for Their Citizens
The myths of an exceptional America and why we actually need them
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Our longest-running shelf: first-person essays that follow one small experience out into the bigger questions it drags along behind it.
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What’s the Use in Worrying?
We can change the world, but it requires that we relearn how to think about the world, and our place within it.
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Divisiveness: the Great Prevarication
We’re told that the goal must always be to “see the other side” but what does this actually mean?
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What drives creativity?
mere productivity cannot be the goal, nor can creative productivity be reached by force
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Roleplaying Sexism
the unconscious (and not-so unconscious) biases within the roleplaying community
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Transportation
The Decline of the Car: Rise of the E-bike
in the post-covid Anthropocene, it’s more than just technology that needs to change, it’s the culture
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Transportation
The 21st Century Revolution: e-Bikes, Environmentalism, Capitalism, and More
the first in a series on e-bike technology, innovation, and global welfare
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Politics
Not Me, Us
Bernie may have suspended his campaign, but the fight goes on and the world needs us more than ever
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Politics
Expanded Opportunities in the Wake of COVID-19
a road map for changing workplaces and society
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Solarpunk in a Time of Coronavirus
how the first global event of our age highlights the need for a new vision of the future
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Economics
Universal Income is a Right
It’s also the way we save democracy Did you know that UBI was almost signed into law in the ‘60s? This is an idea whose time as most certainly come. The question is: do we have enough democracy left to make it happen?
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