The Foundational Challenge: Stewardship, Responsibility, and Designing a New System with Indy Johar
(Conversation recorded on October 3rd, 2024) While humans, like all animals, are subject to certain fundamental realities, we also possess the unique ability to shape the world around us through physical infrastructure, laws and institutions, and our economic and social systems. And yet, it's important to remember…
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