Brianne Johnson

Conspiratorial thinking is no longer just for the tinfoil-hat crowd. The very structure of the internet encourages a kind of hyper-paranoia, where every piece of content feels like it’s leading somewhere bigger.

The way platforms serve us information—fractured, unpredictable, contextless—creates a feeling of constant destabilisation. What’s real? Wh... See more

People often, for example, oppose the actions and belief systems of billionaires, but take jobs at companies that increase the power and influence of those same billionaires. It’s not because these job-seekers are bad people, but because we are all operating in a system that makes aligning our values and our everyday lives seem impossible.

This sepa... See more

Here are a few more questions a business owner, in any industry, might consider:

What considerations did you take when determining your product / service price?

How does pricing determine your potential customer base, and what are the repercussions of serving only those customers?

Is the product you're selling addressing a genuine need, or is it oppor... See more

according to Rich Corsi, dean of engineering at Portland State University: “Americans spend more time inside buildings than some whale species spend underwater.”

Destruction and renewal are part of the same cycle. Indigenous knowledge has always understood this. It’s not about avoiding collapse – it’s about preparing for regeneration.

– Mellisa K. Nelson

"Tradition is about passing the flame not keeping the ash". That's from superstar chef Massimo Bottura.