The poor and the rich both respond rationally to the incentives of capitalism — but only one group gets applauded for it.

The internet didn’t make us stupid — it just made us lazy with who we trust. Maybe the next smart thing we can do is start trusting a little less, and learning a little more.

Maybe the real American dream isn’t owning a house or hitting six figures — it’s finally being paid what we’re worth, no matter what kind of work that is.

Maybe the goal isn’t to prove we can survive harder than the next person — but to build a world where survival isn’t the measure of success at all.

It’s easy to say “love thy neighbor” until someone tells you who your neighbor can’t be.
Maybe faith was never the problem—maybe fear was.