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Education

A collection of 14 issues

Value of Money

Explore Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)—a framework that sees money as a state tool, not a market creation. Rooted in Chartalism, MMT explains currency value through taxes, debunks barter myths, and rethinks public spending in today’s fiat economies.

Using the Moral Algorithm tool

Learn how to use the Moral Algorithm tool to explore any issue with open, unbiased, and informed AI conversations using simple steps and linked context.

From Garage Start‑Ups to Trade‑War Turbulence

China tariffs + HK postal halt wreck US dropship margins. Can garage 3‑D print farms & makerspaces save micro‑stores? Dive in for survival tactics, tariff hacks, open‑source pivots—read the playbook!!

The Oath and the Algorithm

When government follows the Moral Algorithm, the nation prospers. When it deviates, inequality and instability follow.

The Moral Algorithm: One Message United

Moral Algorithm Analysis – a custom AI tool that anyone can use to evaluate laws, speeches, and government actions through timeless ethical frameworks.

Report: Alleged Corruption and Legal Analysis in the First Six Weeks of the Trump Presidency

This report synthesizes allegations from the provided transcript and analysis, outlining activities with potential legal or ethical violations. Each entry includes a timeline, description, relevant laws/policies, and legal reasoning.

Moral Algorithm: A Nation’s Forgotten Guiding Principle

This Moral Algorithm—a fundamental principle of governance—was the spark that birthed the nation.

Foundations of Learning

Learning is a journey that connects us to the accumulated wisdom of human civilization it's about developing the ability to understand, analyze, and communicate

Measuring history with the Moral Algorithm

A comprehensive analysis examines the advancement of human societies through the lens of what we term the "Moral Algorithm," derived from John Adams' foundational principle.

Reinventing Fourth Places

The decline of civic and social engagement in modern society is intricately tied to the loss of what sociologists call "fourth places."