Current economic systems are dismal because they waste our precious time. We can pause to reevaluate, and redesign.
Wellbeing Centrality: Toward an Economics and Politics of Meaning
The designs of current economic and governance systems may be inadequate to solve pressing problems. Ideas from complex systems science can help us re-conceptualize.
The designs of current economic and governance systems may be inadequate to solve pressing problems. Ideas from complex systems science can help us re-conceptualize.
Why Stop at Basic Income and a Living Wage?
We can ask the big question: Out of all conceivable economic system designs, which ones might best help us solve problems that matter?
We can ask the big question: Out of all conceivable economic system designs, which ones might best help us solve problems that matter?
Is Solving Problems the Ideal of Democracy and Capitalism?
Societies can solve important problems. Doing so is the essence of sustainability. But systems innovation is necessary.
Societies can solve important problems. Doing so is the essence of sustainability. But systems innovation is necessary.
Two Questions That Could Save Us From Collapse
It's hard to believe that current systems are the best. We could be thriving as communities and societies, rather than facing extreme risks.
It’s hard to believe that current systems are the best. We could be thriving as communities and societies, rather than facing extreme risks.
Equality: A Beneficial Alternative to Collapse
What future shall we choose? Equality or inequality?
What future shall we choose? Equality or inequality?
Solving Problems That Matter Could Be the Next Big Thing
By viewing a society as a problem-solving superorganism, the natural sciences and technology sector can go wild with possibilities. Designs of economic, governance, and legal systems fall into their domain.
By viewing a society as a problem-solving superorganism, the natural sciences and technology sector can go wild with possibilities. Designs of economic, governance, and legal systems fall into their domain.