A reflection on the decline of universities as the "high church" of modernity after reading Ernest Gellner’s Plough, Sword and Book: The Structure of Human History (1988).
Corporate digital currencies, you say?
The Farcaster community tipped me off to Readwise earlier this year, and for a few months, reviewing highlights from prior reads became an early-morn...
Albert Wenger's The World After Capital is a thought-provoking treatise that explores the implications of the transition to the Knowledge Age.Wenger ...
Venkat Rao's essay on AI chatbots and personhood provides everything you need to know about the nature of humanity.