I muse of the structure of corp governance. Who and what does it incentivize? Is there a better way?

Just some ramblings about US governance, human emotionality, and our modern shortcomings.

The blueprint of my ideologies comes from black women, especially along the intersection of queerness. I built my magic in the safe spaces they provided. I exist in my form because of their hope and brilliance. I have immense hope for what we can do in this life, do you?

If we cannot be honest about the past, we cannot build a better future.

I muse on what the tenets should be in Web3. How those are different from the crypto community? How should we should up to build this collective future and what things do we agree to in being a part of web3?

As we move into increasingly uncertain times, we need hope and passion to not only get us through, but to help the world and our communities.

We are so screwed it isn’t even funny.

How can we conceptualize web3 and blockchain as a tool for liberation, subversion, and prosperity against systems that marginalize and oppress? I share my insights in this episode.

We need to create a new culture that cares. That defines our experience as a global species. That links us to each other. That shows us we all are inherently linked. The success of each of us is dependent on the other.

Web3 and blockchain challenges our assumptions about humanity and our collective psyche. How does mutualism, community, and kindness rule in this new paradigm? What histories and cultures can we learn from who already learned these lessons? I take inspiration from “Braiding Sweetgrass” by Robin Wall Kimmerer who details her understandings derived from the intersection of her indigeneity and the European scientific method.