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When we are young we are hopeful. We are too naive to know the limits, the constraints, the wear and tear of life. We have not yet experienced despair or exhaustion. We have not yet understood that life is suffering. But perhaps when we grow old we don’t grow wise, but instead we grow blind. Perhaps, we can all be young and it would be better.

The Agricultural Revolution gave birth to the “economy” … production and trade of goods and services to satisfy our wants and needs. Initially our economy was more focused on needs over wants, like tools and clothes for survival. But even back then entrepreneurs mostly prevailed by personalizing their products to people. Most humans still grew food, but increasingly so, sapiens started to specialize. With specialization grew personalization as the variety of goods expanded. E

America has been a beacon of freedom and hope for the world for two and a half centuries. Not because god blessed America. Not because of fate. Because we held close to a shared purpose and identity. All Americans hold these truths to be self evident...that all people are created equal...all people have the right to live, worship, speak and love how they wish. True Americans believe that a government by the people and for the people is the only path forward that allows all pe