Instead, we should pursue “five kingdom habits that build trust.’ These are the five habits that they suggest cultivating.

1. Pray. Pray for our own hearts to be soft but also pray for their whole lives.


2. Learn. We can learn what causes their distrust. Practice asking good questions.


3. Bond. Make space in your life for people. They write “The best conve

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We’ve seen how both the web2 internet and early iterations of web3 fall short of ensuring a free, fair playing field that benefits the least advantaged. So what would an internet that meets Rawls’ standards look like? Some general anti-principles start to come into focus:- Don’t build a system that only benefits the wealthy, because what if you’re ... See more

There are two dominant narratives in human literature: Good vs. Evil and Humans Against the Gods. Most people in life gravitate towards Good vs. Evil. They constantly try to identify the evil bad people. Who are they? Republicans? Antifa? Tech Bros? Politicians? Teachers Unions? Democrats? Police? White Supremacists? Woke Supremacists? Muslims? Jew... See more

Perhaps today instead of worshiping faith leaders or elected representatives, we’re placing our trust in powerful internet messiahs.