The Frontier

Johnathan Bi immerses us into the world of Rene Girard as he discusses the fundamentals of human nature.

Member Malcolm Collins discusses how an overlooked value in society can be the key to a more vital future. He makes a case for cultural groups that are both technophilic and have children above the repopulation rate.

Member Michael Gibson discusses his new book, Paper Belt on Fire: How Renegade Investors Sparked a Revolt Against the University, and how the new generation needs to embody optimism if we’re to overcome the existential issues facing our world.

Jay Newman discusses his novel Undermoney, which covers the interconnections of international finance, geopolitics, and power.

Anna-Sofia Lesiv, writer at Contrary Capital, discusses how technological literacy will soon be as important for everyone as financial literacy is, and how this technological literacy can only be achieved through the power of storytelling.

Jeff Huber, co-founder of Chroma, explores what a theology of the future means, and how we can overcome reducing the world to material inputs and outputs.

Member TJ Ragsdale from MakerDAO discusses connecting RWAs and crypto, the importance of transparency in financial markets, and how Praxis might be able to position itself at the center of this new paradigm.

Founding Member, Cameron Wiese, discusses how his project to build a new World's Fair will allow people to inhabit the adjacent possible and inspire them to build a better future.

Jake Chapman, managing partner of Marque Ventures, discusses bridging the gap between innovators in the private sector and national security interests.

National security expert and founder of Galvanick, Joshua Steinman, explores the historical development perils of new technologies and cyberwarfare.