
The Retirement Crisis, Digital Literacy & The Case For Upskilling

In an age where we expect to see thousands of new programs, technologies, and systems released during the course of our lives, the ability to comfortably integrate new ideas with personal passion is an absolute necessity.
Anshar Seraphim • The Octopus Movement White Paper on Education: Solving the Unsolvable
everyone a living wage. But can we afford to support growing numbers of unemployed workers and their families? And how will we replace the non-monetary benefits from work: things like having a place to go each day and satisfaction with a job well done. Is sitting on the porch really a viable substitute for a job? I believe the opioid epidemic, for ... See more
Howard Marks • Howard Marks Memo - The Winds of Change
Key takeaways ● The shift to the Entrepreneurial Age calls for a new breed of consumer finance, one that is focused on facilitating career shifts rather than buying physical assets like houses and cars on credit. ● We need to harness technology to provide better insurance against critical risks. With adequate regulations, the market has the potenti
... See moreNicolas Colin • Hedge: A Greater Safety Net for the Entrepreneurial Age
These programs could also liberate education from its ageism. College is the most ageist sector in the U.S., a huge industry set up to serve 18-24 year olds. Even graduate schools are designed to appeal to twenty-somethings. Yet our innovation economy means people will need new skills at every phase of life.