Monthly Archives: August 2016

At the end of the monetary magic road (we’re at the dead end), the economy needs structural reforms to grow. These include breaking up of oligopolies and status quo preferences, jamming revolving doors between policy makers, regulators and corporations, closing … Continue reading →

Ten years ago, with then little kids and a busy day job, I wrote my first book between 3 and 6am.  I found that early uninterrupted hours were critical to developing my own thinking. While I enjoy consuming the work … Continue reading →

Earlier in June, Hollywood A-lister Joseph Gordon-Levitt announced he has partnered up with notorious whistleblower Edward Snowden for a new video project exploring the role of technology in shaping up our democracy. While the news might’ve slipped your attention, Snowden and Gordon-Levitt have finally completed … Continue reading →