Ideas shared as infrastructure rather than proprietary assets.
Ideas are easy. Turning them into something useful is harder. The Innovation Flywheel is a model for moving ideas through research, analysis, and real-world experimentation—creating open-source projects, businesses, knowledge, and resources that help power the next cycle.
Good ideas don’t have to be locked behind intellectual property to create value. The Institute for the Painfully Obvious starts with a different default: keep ideas open and let businesses compete on execution.
Artificial intelligence is changing more than individual jobs. By reducing the hidden costs of coordination, documentation, and institutional memory, AI makes a new kind of multidisciplinary think tank practical for the first time.
A privacy-preserving proposal for age verification using Nostr—protecting children without sacrificing anonymity or civil liberties.
A reflection on purpose, loss, and creation—how technology and open-source collaboration can unite to serve a higher, collective good.
The U.S. grid is outdated. Discover renewable solutions—from solar roofs to wind turbines—that can power a sustainable future.
Cut the Bloat: Why Businesses Should Replace Microsoft with Debian-Based Linux and Open Source Tools | Linux for Business
Endorsing the use of Bitcoin side chains over the use of the Ethereum protocol as mentioned in previous posts.
My idea to pair Meshtastic and BitChat to extend their use and enable more robust communications.
A call for the open-source world to build the Customs Standardization Group.