Category: Preview Capsule
Preview capsules are released on the first three Fridays of the month. They contain a taste of what will be in the monthly newsletter.
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Here’s a 3rd taste of what’s coming November 28, 2025!
Knowledge, Wisdom, and Artificial Intelligence Who Is Building Our Brainiac? By Mark Harris The future of AI is uncertain. What is certain is that it needs to work for us. In the first episode of Superman: The Animated Series, we are shown an example of what we don’t want to happen with AI. Brainiac, the Read more
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Here’s a second taste of what’s coming November 28!
Knowledge, Wisdom, and Artificial Intelligence What We Know Now and What We Need to Decide By Ruth McLatchie The great 19th century English preacher Charles Spurgeon famously said, “Wisdom is the right use of knowledge. To know is not to be wise. Many men know a great deal, and are all the greater fools for Read more
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Here’s a taste of what’s coming November 28!
Knowledge, Wisdom, and Artificial Intelligence Information Storage and Use Through History By Mark Harris Throughout history, knowledge has been stored in different ways. Before the advent ofwriting, all knowledge was stored in the minds of human beings. Generally, older and wiser members of society were looked to for knowledge about the past or for how Read more
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Here’s a third taste of what’s coming October 24, 2025!
The Outrage Machine Future Possibilities for Transforming the Machine By Mike Gonzalez In the third article of our October issue, Mike unveils perspectives for future consensus, including possible consensus on the golden rule of budgeting. While consensus in today’s political environment seems like a long shot, Alexander Hamilton noted that, in ratifying the Constitution, the Read more
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Here’s a second taste of what’s coming October 24!
The Outrage Machine Microtargeting, Microaggressions, and the Breakdown of Civic Engagement By Mark Harris Microtargeting is a modern business practice that is as prevalent in the corporate world as it is in the political one. It uses your data, through voting records, census records, social media activity, television watching habits, and even credit card purchases, Read more
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Here’s a taste of what’s coming October 24!
The Outrage Machine The Evolution of Echo Chambers By Mike Gonzalez October 3, 2025 In the first article of our October issue, Mike addresses the evolution of the echo chambers that drive outrage. He compares roots and rootlessness, defines the establishment, makes observations about the incredible shrinking tent of both parties, and follows how campaigns Read more
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Here’s a third taste of what’s coming September 26!
Political Violence Could Be Our Future By Mark Harris The power of the people can never be fully taken away. However, the power of the people can be subverted, and if that subversion is not resisted, then we may see the power of the people return to violent expressions of power. Political violence is already Read more
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Here’s a second taste of what’s coming September 26!
Current Expressions of Power of the People in the United States of America By Ruth McLatchie September 12, 2025 This preview is in the form of a pop quiz, questions to be addressed in the full article September 26. Good luck! Remember there might be multiple answers to these fact-based questions. And here’s a more Read more
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Here’s a taste of what’s coming September 26!
The Power of the People The People Have Always Had the Power By Mark Harris The people have always had the power, but it’s taken time, effort and a commitment to improvement to get us to where we are now with our modern States. In this article I will be discussing the social contract, how Read more
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Here’s a taste of what’s coming August 22!
Term Limits and Smooth Transitions By Mark Harris One of the largest struggles faced by government agencies, officials, and federal employees is the fallout from new administrations taking office. One potential solution might come from term limits, not just for elected officials, but also for appointees. Aligning appointments to end in sync with those who Read more