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The Trivium Arc

Tired of shallow expertise? The Trivium Arc, an ancient secret to mastery, is now unlocked by AI. Go beyond memorizing facts to building true understanding and creating original work. Learn how Chain-of-Thought pedagogy can teach you how to think.

A Presidential Action Plan for America's Model City

Transforming Washington, DC, we need the American Dream, the "Shining City on a Hill" an example of what is possible.

Democracy Under Siege

Redistricting wars are destroying U.S. democracy as politicians manipulate maps to secure power, silencing voters. This article exposes the crisis and offers a real solution: STAR voting and proportional representation to end gerrymandering and restore fair elections.

The New Deal: A Moral Algorithm Evaluation and Solutions for Its Shortcomings

Explore how FDR’s New Deal aligns with the Moral Algorithm—evaluating protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness. This article scores its impact, reveals key weaknesses, and proposes 1930s-feasible solutions for a more equitable and unified America.

The Broken Economy and the Solutions

Explored U.S. economic inequality through historical tax policy, Chartalism, MMT, and the Cantillon Effect. Proposed reforms to restore money velocity, reduce wealth gaps, and rebuild the social contract. Output included a white paper and infographic.

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

Trumps Immigration EO vs Moral Algorithm

Section-by-Section Analysis of PAPAI under the Moral Algorithm and Veil of Ignorance

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."

The Moral Algorithm

John Adams articulated that "Government is instituted for the common good; for the protection, safety, prosperity and happiness of the people," he wasn't merely making a philosophical statement it was a moral algorithm