It is NOT worth it to have some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment without restrictions.

That is not a prudent deal. It is not rational. Nobody talks like this. They live in a completely alternate universe.

Can we get a list of things Trump can’t do? ground.news/article/appe...

The old systems are collapsing.
The new ones aren’t here yet.
Here's one.
Project 2028 is a full framework:
Cooperative economics
Public ownership
Care as infrastructure
Climate-integrated policy
Read: www.ourworldandfuture.com/project-2028
#Project2028 #FutureWeDeserve #PolicyFutures #LaborAndCare

Don’t just skim past this. Take the time, listen, and ask yourself:

Are we moving toward a system that works for everyone—or just a select few?

🎥 Watch Now: youtu.be/4yohVh4qcas?...

After you watch, let’s discuss. What stood out to you the most?

#FutureOfWork #EconomicJustice #SystemChange

Corporations chase profits at the planet’s expense.
The Equitable Future Initiative (EFI) offers a bold, worker-led approach to preventing climate collapse. 🌎⚡

www.ourworldandfuture.com/insights/how...

#ClimateCrisis #GreenEconomy #WorkersRights #EFI #EquitableFuture

A hub for ideas, discussions, and a real roadmap for economic change.

📖 Read The Guild of Commons – A fable about the world we could build
💡 Explore the EFI Vision – A structured plan for a just, worker-led future

👉 Check it out now! www.ourworldandfuture.com

#GuildOfCommons #EquitableFuture

Actively working on an alternative that moves beyond meritocracy’s fixation on superiority and instead focuses on building a system where excellence—defined by collective well-being and meaningful contribution—are the standard. Love to hear more thoughts from others thinking about systemic change.

Buried way down at no. 3 is the doozy

Here, Brooks says we actually never eliminated 19th-century aristocracy, we just pretended to, and what we call meritocracy now is actually built by and for rich people

Somehow he does not perceive that these paragraphs change the whole thesis of his piece

Why does the world prioritize profit over people? It doesn’t have to be this way.Just published an intro to EFI—a vision for worker-led industries, AI for liberation (not layoffs), and a shift beyond capitalism.
📖 Read here: medium.com/@sonabel/the...
#EFI #FutureOfWork #LaborRights #PostCapitalism

@chriswarcraft.bsky.social Big fan of your work on labor rights. I think you’d find the Equitable Future Initiative (EFI) interesting—it’s a roadmap for restructuring work & economic power to serve people, not profit. Would love your thoughts!

Check it out: www.ourworldandfuture.com/equitable-fu...

The Equitable Future Initiative (EFI) is a bold vision for an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy.

We’re breaking it down, post by post—starting from the foundation. Join us in rethinking how society should function. 🧵⬇️

www.reddit.com/r/socialism/...

hey @nhannahjones.bsky.social, economic justice is deeply tied to racial justice. The Equitable Future Initiative lays out a framework for worker-led industry governance & economic democracy. Would love to hear your thoughts! ourworldandfuture.com/equitable-future-initiativ

Hey @thedailyshow.com, the fight for economic justice needs real solutions, not just band-aids. The Equitable Future Initiative lays out a path for worker-led industry governance & economic democracy. Would love to see this conversation on your show! ourworldandfuture.com/equitable-future-initiative

Economic justice needs bold solutions. The Equitable Future Initiative lays out a path for worker-led industry governance & economic democracy. Check it out & share your thoughts! ourworldandfuture.com/equitable-future-initiative

The systems we rely on often feel invisible—until they fail. But why should we accept a government that only reacts to crises instead of preventing them? What would a system built on proactive leadership look like? More transparency? Citizen-driven decision-making? What do you think?

Great question: What can ordinary citizens do without real levers of power? Too often systems are designed to make us feel powerless—but collective action has always shaped history. The real challenge is organizing it. How do we build momentum for lasting change?

A new study finds that rising inequality leads to democratic erosion. When people struggle to survive, they disengage—and those in power exploit it. Economic security isn’t just about money; it’s about protecting democracy itself. How do we build a system where rights aren’t negotiable

🚀 The Equitable Future Initiative (EFI) 🚀
We need a system where everyone thrives, not just a select few. EFI is about rethinking labor, economy, and governance. Let’s break it down. 🧵👇