There are 3 domains, among others, where the wisdom of recent generations is already obsolete: college education, career selection and home ownership.

How has and will following this advice as if it still applies lead us toward indebtedness and misery? Breaking recent dogma is your best bet for a functional future.

It's adapt or die when your 20th century systems no longer match your 21st century reality. Perhaps we ought to bring education and knowledge out from behind credentialed walls and promote creation through access to ideas. Just a thought. 

Have you used any COVID time to think about the tough questions of whether what you do is worthwhile or if our social systems and institutions function in reality anymore?

This short episode is about using a loose network of stimulating thought and conversation instead of rigid, corrupt and outdated media and education structures.

I also introduce a less violent and compulsive crisis frame of mind—being an evolutionary rather than a revolutionary.

We're hooked on outrage and junk, reality tv over reality and fast-tracking ourselves to mental implosion. Be more selective and considerate in your varied content consumption, strengthen your filters and combat mental obesity.

Each generation grows up with different cultural, economic, political and technological factors defining their understanding of the world and the momentary snapshot of the system as it exists.

Increasingly, looking to chart your course based on static perspective and what your parents did or approve of will not correspond with reality and will grind you into dust between the gears of change.

Our data will be used to tailor a more personalized existence including education and medicine. The tradeoff is a shift from human labor to professions of abstract intelligence.

The great project of the 21st century will be facilitating collaboration of minds in getting the most people possible aboard the rocket on which humanity is about to take off.

If human conciousness is our ability to contstruct narratives from our sensory data, we must protect these narratives from ego hijacking and collapsing into conspiracy.

Our need to be entertained takes on disturbing undertones where it crosses mental illness and politics.

The third and final short episode talks about the recent past, the near future and the further future.

Good news: there's land on the horizon. Bad news: we're about to swim through years of stormy seas to get the updated story and renewed civic purpose which will initiate our next phase of development.

What are the ideas behind what divides us? Another short episode, this one goes way back and gets into the important lessons of the 20th century that most of us never learned.