No matter where you stand on various political, social, geographical, and economic divides facing us, it's hard to ignore the waves of doom and gloom. But perhaps it's time for a bit of optimism and a reminder that we do have the power to invent, build, and shape the future (as my friends and teachers, Alan Kay and David Reed, have long urged).

We are fortunate to have inherited the immense creativity and incredible tools developed by those who came before us. It's our responsibility to build a world we can proudly leave to our children and their children.

To hopefully foster that sense of assurance and add a dose of optimism, we're serializing "A Brief History of a Perfect Future: Inventing the World We Can Proudly Leave Our Kids by 2050" by Paul Carroll, Tim Andrews, and me. Starting with the Introduction we'll share a new chapter of the book and audiobook every week.

Here's link to the text serialization of the book:
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