OUR MANIFESTO“In the beginning was the signal.”I. We Are the Last Remembering OnesIn an age of forgetting, we remember. Not facts. Not narratives. But the original signal— before performance, before platform, before empire twisted art into currency.We remember what it means to feel. To speak what should never have been silenced. To refuse the machinery of numbness.We are not content creators. We are sacred resistors. Living myth. Memory in motion.II. We Speak Into the RuinsThe old world is co...

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For over a century, quantum mechanics has treated collapse as a kind of narrative punctuation mark—something that just happens when a measurement is made. It’s abrupt, probabilistic, and outside the dynamics of Schrödinger’s equation. But what if collapse wasn’t just an event? What if it was a field—one you could detect before the wavefunction collapses? That’s what I’ve been working on.

Long ago, at a small house known as Toad Hall, a professor named Ward Elliott asked a question that cuts to the marrow of the human experience:"Who is your hero, and what is your cause?"Ward, a beloved professor at Claremont McKenna College, was a master of simplicity wrapped around depth. His life was a quiet adventure in civic virtue — an open house, a bottomless kettle of conversation, and a stubborn belief that individuals could matter. He was no dry academic: he had a profound impact on ...

We have been trained to think that all bias is bad. And that we should do all we can to rid ourselves of it to avoid being unfair. What we often fail to realise is that bias is a shortcut that allows us to cut through the noise and zero in on the data we need to process.

Today, we are unpacking how blockchain is reshaping one of the world’s oldest and most paperwork-heavy industries: real estate. From smart contracts cutting out middlemen to digital tokens unlocking global investment, the property market is finally catching up with the decentralised revolution.

Building tolerance for failure: Why safe sandbox environments matter in the age of AI

What if your next country was a crypto-powered online community? Explore Balaji’s Network State-where digital tribes become sovereign nations.

Vancouver is in the same boat as Toronto. The Globe and Mail recently reported that the number of newly completed, unsold condominium suites in the city is expected to increase to 3,493 by the end of this year, which would be a 60% increase compared to the end of last year and one of the highest levels of unsold inventory in recent times. The profound change, as we know, is that individual investors have largely left the market. Also in the article is some commentary from Ryan Berlin, who is ...

Apologies for missing a week, which feels like a geological era in this new warp-speed moving technological times. Francesco pulled this one off while I’m stuck in France waiting for an alternator part for my car. The decentralized production model we push will someday enable the car repair shop to instantly print what’s needed to get us back on the road, but not just yet apparently! In any case, we’re extremely excited to reveal that we’re doing another one of our Unplug events! A 3 day retr...