Playing Monopoly in a climate crisis
How many people in New Zealand play Monopoly?
I don’t only mean the game. I mean literally in real life, in the socioeconomic climate.
Buying property, selling property. Leverage. Speculate. Invest.
I count myself as one of them.
The Critical Waka
In case you were wondering what I have been working on instead of Popcorn and Seaweed, it’s because I have been working with Critical on their technology program.
A Brighter Future: Part time jobs
Let’s imagine if part time jobs were ubiquitous. If most people worked 4-5 hours a day for their employers, made the money they needed to survive, and then spent another 3-4 hours a day on other things.
Hacking the Climate Crisis, Part II: Impact Ventures
So how would we revamp some of the outdated economic structures to deal with this climate change problem?
Carbon counting for humans
Amid my newly founded disposition toward becoming ‘greener’, I attended an event called ClimateX.
Hacking the Climate Crisis: Part 1
Last year, I invested some time into researching climate change in more detail. I’m probably not the only one.