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Navigating Towards a Post-Scarcity World: The Ethical Distribution of Automation’s Wealth

Michael Ten August 8, 2026
Navigating Towards a Post-Scarcity World: The Ethical Distribution of Automation’s Wealth
In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are increasingly becoming the backbone of industries, the prospect of a post-scarcity society, where abundance is the norm rather than …
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Motivations of Readers: Psychological and Economic Perspectives for Entrepreneurs

Michael Ten August 8, 2026
Motivations of Readers: Psychological and Economic Perspectives for Entrepreneurs
Humans read articles and books for various reasons, driven by both psychological and economic factors. From an entrepreneurial perspective, understanding these motivations can help tailor content to meet the …
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How a Decentralized Software Commons Could Move Beyond GitHub

Michael Ten July 25, 2026
How a Decentralized Software Commons Could Move Beyond GitHub
Git is already decentralized in one important sense. Anyone who clones a repository receives a copy of its history, and anyone can create a fork without asking a central …
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AI Agents Need Their Own Social Network for Identity, Trust, and Collaboration

Michael Ten July 25, 2026
AI Agents Need Their Own Social Network for Identity, Trust, and Collaboration
AI agents are becoming more capable, more persistent, and more connected to the tools people actually use. They can write code, manage files, monitor systems, communicate across platforms, and …
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Fun, Relaxation, and Solving Problems in Living

Michael Ten July 19, 2026
Fun, Relaxation, and Solving Problems in Living
Psychiatrist Thomas Szasz used the phrase “problems in living” to describe many of the personal, social, moral, and practical difficulties that people face. A problem in living might involve …
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Why Decentralization Is Still an Underrated Idea

Brooke Hayes June 26, 2026
Why Decentralization Is Still an Underrated Idea
For decades, conversations about the future have often centered on bigger institutions, larger companies, and more centralized systems. Many people assume that progress naturally leads toward greater concentration of …
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What If Moral Injury Explains More Than We Think?

Michael Ten June 26, 2026
What If Moral Injury Explains More Than We Think?
When people experience profound emotional distress, one of the first questions often asked is whether they have a mental illness. That question has become so common that many people …
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Universal Basic Capital Could Be More Transformative Than Universal Basic Income

Michael Ten June 18, 2026
Universal Basic Capital Could Be More Transformative Than Universal Basic Income
Universal Basic Income has become one of the most widely discussed economic ideas of the past decade. Supporters see it as a way to reduce poverty, improve financial security, …
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Ethical Capitalism and the Path Toward Post Scarcity

Michael Ten June 7, 2026
Ethical Capitalism and the Path Toward Post Scarcity
There is a growing feeling across society that something is deeply wrong with the current economic system. Many people are exhausted, financially strained, spiritually disconnected, and uncertain about the …
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Credit Union Asset Trusts as a Practical Path to Universal Basic Income

Brooke Hayes June 4, 2026
Credit Union Asset Trusts as a Practical Path to Universal Basic Income
Credit unions have operated for decades as member owned institutions that prioritize service and community stability over external shareholder returns. A growing number of these organizations now explore asset …
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