Structural solutions and shortcuts are available to resolve our nation's impasse with two-faced technology companies. Cures I have been prescribing for twelve years. It is never too late to get real.

Technology innovation must first pass a rudimentary litmus test of evolutionary integrity before it is splattered around the world as undeniable gospel.

Social networks must change if they want to survive and become a driving force for good. And all it takes is the removal of social from socialism.

For a company to become sustainable it must first-and-foremost adhere to the guiding principles of human evolution.

Be careful with what you call innovation. Your well-sponsored endeavor may, in actuality, be a damaging contributor to an anthropogenic cascade.

Technocratic bullying is yet another reason to deploy a new operating system for humanity.

This seemingly innocuous question leads to some interesting discoveries.

Human foresight, as the improving proxy to nature's hindsight, is the impetus to innovation responsible for the expanding fractal of human ingenuity and capacity.

With The Loop in place and well managed, it is harder to fail than to succeed. 

Technology must emerge from its infantile state to provide value to humanity.

Using a never-ending cycle of opportunity.

Develop an operating plan to learn how to speak the language of investors.

This is precisely the question every entrepreneur should ask themselves.

Perhaps, but from a particular type of investor.

To rule the roost of humanity's free speech, Elon Musk must be ready to explain the first-principles he uses, the proof of his theory, the workings of his marketplace system, and the rulebook he applies, in that hierarchical order.

Do not let the love for technology soil your comprehension of nature's truth.

Just because you can make money on the temporal fairytales of innovation, bought into by a growing supply of humanity's greater fools unable to think for themselves, does not mean you should.

European regulators are waking up to what I wrote 14 years ago.

Meta will remain the unprotected backdoor to nation state sovereignty, with its newfound aura of gamification and fiction becoming harder to legally hold to account.

The coddling endorsed by technology companies sets us up for a generation of failure.

Tim Cook's ludicrous stance on privacy falls with this incident. As it should.

Jony does a great talk about ideas vis-a-vis creativity, the difference extending to life in general.

I warned technology companies five years ago. The days are numbered thinking you can sell the equivalent of sugar-water to the world and expect to get away with spawning yet another mind-numbing addiction that accelerates an anthropogenic cascade.

Nothing in this announcement demonstrates how Apple improves the human condition, the gist of the announcement being "what took you so long?"

No. We need a realistic way to look at the renewal of human existence.

The answer is as normative as planting new trees is.

Bold change is how Apple CEO, Tim Cook, referred to Apple’s M1 CPU chip in its upcoming line of computers. Is it?

We must measure value creation in the business of innovation based on how technology improves human adaptability to nature's entropy, and to ensure the pageantry of positivity surrounding technology is not used and abused to rob the bank of humanity's evolutionary excellence.

This seemingly innocuous question leads to some interesting discoveries.

Pseudoscience, in its best incarnation, is a study that confounds consequence with cause, leading to grave depravity of reason.

No. An employee-owned tobacco company would still kill us in more ways than one. The replenishment of societies takes something else.

Very easily. Build systems to improve the strengthening of humanity using the following principles.

Technology must emerge from its infantile state to provide value to humanity.

The blind faith in artificial intelligence is a double whammy of human depravity, but careful with neurotech and biotech as well.

Here are four first-order principles technology purveyors must adhere to in order to be entrusted with a license to operate.

Amazon should have deployed the marketplace rules I recommended in 2008. Oh well, you snooze, we all lose.

The future of AT&T is bright when it hires leadership that can see the bigger picture of how to provide, not stifle, universal access to the internet.

I love this new MacBook Air and highly recommend it to people who do a fair amount of creative work on the road and need a reliable and lasting laptop to keep going.

We must change how we govern, which, to everyone's delight, will reduce the need to regulate.

Twitter, for me, is like anal sex. No thanks, that channel is for output only. Even more so when I can no longer login for mysterious reasons.

Apple monitors and limits its employees' freedom of speech, the same as the UK government wants. Where's the rub?

Three gating success factors determine if Twitter can harbor the proximal development to explore nature's truth.

The discovery of the unknown cannot be derived from the regurgitation of the known.

Apple should pursue technology to face the real world instead of build goggles to stare into a virtual world.