Notes & Observations

If we’re in a hurry, we’re lost.

Instead of focusing on traditional bi-partisan issues, we should focus on the issue of technology because it affects every American, regardless of economic class, race, religion, or geography. We should develop an agreeable framework for how technology—chiefly phones with access to the internet—is implemented into the fabric of our society.

We want to believe in individual agency. Yet we’re here working on our ideas in front of a computer screen in America and a thin man in Paris is smoking a cigarette with his friends at a cafe. It’s not a coincidence.

If we can think, we can be grateful. Isn’t this wonderful?

Until the 21st century, there were three needs of a human being: water, food, shelter. Human interaction is now the fourth need of a human being.