Month: January 2026

Ownership models are changing — quietly. Around the world, people are rethinking who should own the resources that sustain life. Not everything fits neatly into […]

Technology always encodes values — whether we admit it or not. Every tool reflects choices about what matters, who decides, and whose interests are prioritized. […]

The pandemic made one thing clear: health doesn’t start in hospitals. It starts in the systems that shape daily life — what we eat, how […]

For years, the digital economy has treated data as a resource to be mined, owned, and monetized. The result is unprecedented insight for a few […]

Elections matter. But in a world of rapid change, complex systems, and constant decisions, asking people to participate once every few years is no longer […]

Algorithms now influence hiring, lending, healthcare, policing, education, media, and war. But while AI accelerates efficiency, it often amplifies the same extractive dynamics that already […]

  Flying thousands of people around the world to talk about change isn’t working. For decades, global summits have promised progress on climate, development, and […]

For decades, progress has been measured by how fast economies expand. But in a world of ecological limits and social strain, that assumption is being […]