In this episode, I share my thoughts on the power of the NoCode movement and how it will allow far more people than ever before to create their dreams and execute on their ideas. This massive freedom of creation will empower the rest of the world who aren't technical to also partake in the exponential power of software. This is only the beginning...

On this episode, I wax on about Eli Pariser's great TED Talk on the responsibility social media and other large online platforms have to create good public spaces. These spaces should be built in respect to how real-world architecture works to provide structure, queues, and norms for how to behave on these platforms. Furthermore, I talk about how Flubbiverse (and other 3d spaces) can greatly enhance the experience of the internet through immersive and unique spaces.

In this episode I come to the realization of how the ability to imagine ourselves in the future is far more powerful an ability then most of us really care to admit. Oftentimes, we get stuck in adversity, but all we need to do usually is imagine ourselves in a future reality when we have overcome these problems. This will allow us to gain the perspective, motivation and confidence to make our own luck.

In this episode, I try to explain a concept that has been in the back of my mind for a while but I've never really addressed. Please bare with me as I stumble along a critical aspect of our lives, economy, society, and civilization and discuss why/how it impacts our lives so heavily despite it often being ignored.

In this episode I once again go on the record to proclaim how wrong people are when they say VR is dead, or that AR is succeeding where VR failed, or that AR is going to be bad. I give some ideas and suggestions for how the future could look like with augmented reality and how it will feed right into and out of virtual reality.

In this episode I share some of my initial thoughts on UX as I am learning it, and go on to speak about the importance of designing truly delightful experiences by focusing on culture and how people feel when they use your product.

This is for you. It's easy to be weak.

In this episode I talked about why regulation is dangerous, especially in the field of internet monopolies... I share some ideas on how we might better combat the power companies like Facebook and Google have over us by treating data with more mutual respect and transparency...

In this episode I try to challenge Jason's idea that there is no actual usecase for an immutable ledger system in which should never change and always keep a record of what has happened.

In this episode I express my deep love for the idea behind B Corps and go on a long tangent about politics, economics, and how capitalism is like biological evolution but for markets.