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Time For Action Now is a perspective-driven publication about the systems shaping daily life, how to understand them, and what paths forward may exist.
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Damn, what a mess.Everything's moved so fast recently, on what will inevitably be a world-historical level. So, a bit of quick take catch-ups, because it really is time for action of some sort to secure a non-dystopian future for the future of humanity. So a...
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It's been a while, and a lot happened in the last year. It's certainly a challenge to keep up with everything and life. I've added a few new hobbies to my personal tool-belt and feel like it's a good time to also put...
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We’ve screwed ourselves over with the tolerance-of-intolerance paradox, and too many people still don’t get it. I’d be lying if I said I knew how to fix this. I have long-term solutions in mind—they’re pretty...
The forces and incentives that quietly organize public life.
How institutions fail, drift, and teach people to expect less.
Useful compromises, moral limits, and workable change.
Paths forward when the old answers no longer feel sufficient.
A quick update – I got the gumption to self-host, so I’m in the process of getting everything moved. I guess moved isn’t the right word, because it is moved now. I need to unpack...
You’re not in this alone. Use what others have put online and your own personal perspective. Understand other perspectives and then find what underlying issues we as a society...
We, the people of the United States, united in our shared pursuit of justice, equality, and opportunity, declare that our nation faces a crossroads. The promise of liberty and...
“Lawmakers are divided on new voting restrictions.” This sounds so neutral, right? Oh, just a healthy debate among professionals. But let’s be honest—those “restrictions” are...
Language shapes how we perceive the world, and those in power exploit this to maintain control. By reframing sanitized terms like ‘lobbying’ as ‘bribery’ or ‘elites’ as...
Remember the color of Mexico being that orange-yellow haze? I think it was Breaking Bad when that really hit a height of ridiculous. But I was thinking about the US perception of...