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In 2009, I walked into a grad school class called "Lean Management and Building Shareholder Value" and expected to be bored out of my mind. Instead, it was where I first heard an idea that's guided how I think about literally everything since.

Nobody understands the federal budget. Not you, not me, not most people in government. And that's not a bug… it's the system working exactly as designed.

The people capturing the gains from A.I. are hiring lobbyists, funding campaigns, and having dinner with senators. Meanwhile, a lot of us are on the sidelines saying, "What's the point; government is worthless!"

Money isn't a thing. It's a promise. And once you see that, everything else — global debt, the gold standard, the petrodollar, even billionaires — clicks into place as one story.

Two groups of people tell me the future is decided. One says a dystopian hellhole is inevitable. The other says abundance is inevitable. Completely different futures, both hiding a faulty core assumption: “inevitability.”

Everything A.I. can do, it learned from us. Our language. Our knowledge. Our data. But are you seeing the returns, or just the disruption? We all deserve better!

The barrier between having an idea and reaching a million people has never been smaller. So why are most brilliant ideas still dying in someone's head?

A few days ago I asked A.I. to summarize an article for me. The article was about how speed has become more important than depth. It took me a second to get the irony.

If work feels draining, housing feels impossible, healthcare feels deadly, and debt feels endless… that's not a coincidence. It's our economic operating system working exactly as designed.

You’re not broke because you made bad choices. You’re broke because the system needs you to stay that way. This isn't a conspiracy. It's just "good capitalism."

Everybody's asking "Will A.I. take my job?" but the right question is: “What happens if A.I. actually succeeds?” If A.I. eliminates human labor, who's left to buy anything??

A lot of people seem to think that if the A.I. bubble bursts, A.I. goes away. But that's not how bubbles work.

Replacing capitalism sounds terrifying. And that fear you feel? It's not irrational… it's been carefully designed.

I'm optimistic about the coming crisis. Not despite it… BECAUSE of it.

Capitalism doesn't need you to win. It needs you to BELIEVE you can win… because that belief keeps you grinding.

The most radical thing we can do in a crisis is to imagine a better future. Here's why we need optimism more than ever.

Your job isn't being killed by A.I., it's been dying for 50 years. A.I. is just finishing what Milton Friedman started.

Democracy requires informed participants, but the U.S. has spent 250 years making sure you aren't one. Here's how we change that.

Statistically, you probably hate A.I. – OK, fine. But now let's talk about WHY you hate it... and more importantly, what to DO about it.

Losing your job in the U.S. means losing your healthcare, and A.I. is about to make this everyone's problem.

We're already on the most miraculous spaceship in the known universe. So why in the world (see what I did there) are we trying to leave it??

This isn’t about politics. Or economics. It’s about a word that has been quietly messing with your life for decades… even if you’ve never said it.

We are way over our skis on debt. A.I. offers a way out — but only if we ALL get to own the robots.

Your people aren't distracted. They're carrying something that hasn’t been properly named… and it’s killing your organization's productivity.

You’ve been told the wrong story about money your entire life. This is what’s really happening. Read the transcript with links HERE

A.I. isn't taking your job... yet. But it is quietly making sure no one refills it when you leave. Here's what's actually happening with A.I. right now, and what to do about it.

Three futures are possible. One is catastrophic. One is survivable. One is Star Trek. You're about to find out which one you're helping to create.

The A.I. crisis is probably inevitable. But the length of suffering? That's on us. Here's how we can make it shorter.

The doomers say techno-feudalism is inevitable. The dreamers say abundance is inevitable. Both are wrong, and today I'll show you why.

Individual choices matter AND incentives are essential. Two sides of one coin. Which side are you called to fix?

A.I. was built on publicly funded research, open-source code, and data from billions of people. So why would it belong to whoever monetizes it first?

Intelligence is everywhere, but wisdom is vanishing. Speed has become our organizing value, killing our ability to think clearly. What do we do now?

Everyone thinks economics is about money. It's not. It's an operating system for life. And the version we're running? It's a lie.

Pop quiz: What do you call "profit" for your household? Can't name it, can you? That's not an accident...

Everyone's asking if A.I. will take our jobs. But there's a bigger question: If A.I. replaces workers... who buys the stuff the robots make?

My yearly post in which I look back at last year, look forward to next year, and give you infinitely more details about me than you want to know!

Is A.I. a bubble? Maybe! But that's actually the wrong question. The better question is: what happens after it pops, and how will it impact you?

Capitalism can't solve climate change, end poverty, or keep us alive. So what comes next? Not one big system, but two parallel economies that will make a transition possible.

Every time I get sick, I swear I'll never take my health for granted again. But every time I recover, I forget! What the heck is this about?

The chaos you're feeling isn't random, it's a pattern that repeats. We're in a "winter" season now, and The Crisis is coming.

You know the system is broken. You know what needs to change. So why can't you do anything about it?

Everything you are has been turned into capital... and you didn't even notice. Here's how (and why) to un-gaslight yourself from capitalism.

When 90% of people are unemployed, who buys from Amazon? In this special Bonus Episode, Josh talks with Usha Gubbala about the future of work, A.I., and what happens when we realize nobody actually wants a "job."

What if the greatest threat to our future isn’t corruption or chaos, but our addiction to short-term thinking?

We’re not tired because we’re weak. We’re tired because we’re living in exponential times. Welcome to The Age Of Compound Change.

Ready for a quick roundup of the most important A.I. headlines right now? Here's the State Of A.I.

They told you to keep work and politics separate. Meanwhile, they're making $3.4B mixing them. Where's the lie? Welcome to the Intersection Era.

Government shuts down while Big Tech invests trillions in A.I. One question haunts me: Who owns tomorrow?

Almost every organizational system you use was designed to control dumb, lazy people. And even if you don't believe that about your team, the system does... and the system always wins.

Nobel Prize winners say A.I. will kill us. Tech leaders have stopped saving for retirement. But what if the doomsdayers have it backwards?