Thoughts Of A Trillionaire

In this episode I express my deep love for the idea behind B Corps and go on a long tangent about politics, economics, and how capitalism is like biological evolution but for markets.

In this episode I try to paint a picture of a better world, a more fun world, where we get to play the Game of Life, rather than struggle through work to make a living. I explore how true gamification can make life a literal game, and re-explore how games and virtual worlds can become more important aspects of life.

In this episode I try to explain my crazy idea to make earning money as easy and fun as having an adventure. I explain blockchain initiatives like Decentraland as well as how Magic Leap's idea of filters anchored in reality can be built upon ad infinitum. Imagination is limitless, so why can't earning money be just as fun and fulfilling?

In this episode, I espouse about the amazing work of Scott Harrison and his mission to supply clean water to the world. It is super inspiring, and also a cold wake up call to the lack of progress I have made thus far. I need to figure out what I can do to truly make a difference like that!!!

In this episode, I work through an idea I had for my upcoming book on eradicating poverty: community housing. I talk about the vast majority of impoverished people who are below the poverty line, but not on the street. I describe the difference between communes and Coliving spaces throughout history and now.

In this episode I continue on the previous subject if our Ancient Instincts, but from the other side; having instincts that limit us and that we must be aware of in order to have a more mindful life. These instincts can cause us to be hateful, fearful, disrespectful, and even keep us in a state of poverty. We must learn to change the default settings of our brain in order to overcome these pitfalls.

In this episode a ramble on about the convergence of technology and knowledge in modern times, and how every single aspect of human society has been or is being augmented by this massive change. I go on to explore ways to first achieve a higher perspective and then to apply that perspective to better our modern day experience.

On this episode I share my findings and ideas on why retail is dying and how to solve it. I talk about the problem of consumerist culture and the importance of shifting that paradigm to a more productive relationship with our retail businesses.

In this episode I diatribe about the inefficiencies of health monitoring tools such echocardiodiagrams. I propose a new focus on designing biosensory interfaces for when we finally crack the ability to sense one's levels of sodium, glucose, etc...

In this episode I work through an idea I had a while ago to be able to see every aspect of our traits, personality, physical and emotional values... Enabling us to see, improve, and share our lives more comprehensively.

In this episode I share some thoughts on death inspired by the passing of my grandfather. He was a strong, swagged out, cool man who helped me to reflect and work on the relationship with my father. His passing has restoked in me a perspective I've held for a long time about the possibility of death not necessarily being as inevitable as everyone assumes.... Regardless of how long we may be able to stave off death, I think it's important to consider a longer term perspective on life...

Today I share some Trillion Dollar ideas that I think will be far more beneficial for our future. These ideas aim to revolutionize the whole construction industry, the internet, and the economy.

In this episode I stumble upon an idea to make every college campus a mini Silicon Valley. I propose a radical approach to higher education: project-based learning! IMO, college would be Way better and more valuable if it actually encouraged students to solve real-world problems and build cool things rather than just do a bunch of work for works sake.

In this episode, I ramble on and on about some cool emergent gameplay ideas based on the idea of interwoven systems. Like in Breath Of the Wild. I share ideas that I want to create in my very own game and detail how they'd add depth and unique elements to any game.

In this episode I turn my frustrations into a stoic release of emotion. Turning mental anxiety into a creative outlet for ideation. I talk about how the obstacles we face that cause us emotional pain, can be better used to create something productive rather than as a means of robbing us of our own self empowerment.

Games have followed us throughout the history of life. Our lives can be likened to games... But why haven't we given our games a chance to provide meaningful impact on our lives? In this episode I stumble through my ideas for how any video game can become a means of income and real life value by anyone who plays it.

In this episode I rambled and repeated myself a lot... I was going to just edit out the bad parts buuut again, this is not meant to be polished. Sooo yeah... I share some thoughts on how the next level of reality via ARVR and Blockchain technology will allow people more freedom to create, earn income, and express themselves...

Im back. In this resurgence I explain why I stopped creating, reassert my ambitions, and share my thoughts on why it's better to struggle at what you enjoy doing then just struggling to live through life. I also detail exactly why I am so passionate about my Flubbi idea and why it Needs to exist.

In this episode I stumble through my very rough and ugly idea of quantum computing. I also attempt to weild my ignorance to ideate potential applications for 'low level' quantum computers with 50 to 1000 qubits

Worldbuilding is an incredibly important part of any and all stories. I've read thousands of books so far and my favorites have always been those with a highly immersive and detailed world, regardless of the plot. Now that I am creating my own storyverse with my wonderful SO (who happens to love writing and characters), I figured I'd discuss how we can create unique worlds. I break down worldbuilding into 5 major elements, and share some ideas on tools that can be created to address each of those elements.