Ideation

Part I: The Vision That Failed to Land Some ideas are born so large that the existing world seems too small, too crude, and too outdated to contain them. They are not satisfied with a local reform, another regulation, another welfare mechanism, or another technical improvement. They seek to reimagine the foundations of human society: work, economy, education, the city, technology, the use of natural resources, and even the basic question of why human beings must struggle agai

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