The embarassing and overlooked gifts of the Jews

One thing you learn if you grow up in a good church is about the dangers of Pharisaism. If you don’t know who the Pharisees were, they were the best people. Social leaders, influencers, educated, active in the community, obsessed with being ethical, respected, innovative. They had ethical living down to an absolute science, alwaysContinue reading “The embarassing and overlooked gifts of the Jews”

The revolution isn’t behind us, it is today

I think people misunderstand how experimentation works on a social scale. Innovation doesn’t render up its results immediately, it renders them up on a generational time scale. When you run an experiment, when you genuinely innovate with the structure of society and truly try something new and different and disruptive and progressive, you cannot tellContinue reading “The revolution isn’t behind us, it is today”

Engagement as the currency of value

Everyone wants you to engage. Engagement is the traffic of and goal of the internet. Engagement produces currency. Either social currency or literal currency. So that’s why everyone wants it from you; it’s what the internet is designed to mine. At any cost, by any means, your engagement. Engagement is success, success is value, valueContinue reading “Engagement as the currency of value”

The terrible power of invitation

Tyrannical femininity expresses itself through an invitation. Tyrannical masculinity expresses itself through a confrontation. Both have similar ends. Both are trying to $#@& you over. They just have different ways of doing it.     In the feminine power structure, if you don’t make yourself pleasing, if you don’t come in and make yourself fit, you’llContinue reading “The terrible power of invitation”