2022 was another exciting, fun year. To round it out, I wrote up some scattered reflections. Enjoy, or if you aren’t a fan of this genre of post, don’t! Also, each section is mostly self-contained and they’re not organized in any special order, so don’t hesitate to skip a section if it sounds boring. Writing # 2022 felt like a productive year for blogging even though my post count dropped down from 11 in 2021 to 6. I’m thrilled with how my and Austin’s decentralization post came out. The topic’s something I’d thought about a lot but been unable to put into writing until Austin and I hashed it out together. Collaborating with Austin also reminded me how much I enjoy collaborating. It’s also a strength of the medium and so I hope to do more of it in 2022.
A Simple Plan to Solve All of America’s Problems
theatlantic.comThe U.S. doesn’t have enough COVID tests—or houses, immigrants, physicians, or solar panels. We need an abundance agenda.
Zero-sum environmentalism isn't working; we need a new approach
What's the diff?
Chapter 11 of The Techno-Humanist Manifesto
We’ve been writing grant proposals for housing and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness (this is the PC phrase, but “homeless” is used in the rest of this post) since 1993, so we’ve been at it for long enough to see changing funder and client preferences around approaches come and go. For many reasons that […]
Personal blog of Jonathan Korman
By working within a party, the new supply-siders can boost their cause — and pull us away from left-right polarization.
We are able to say that communist central planning failed because we can compare its results with those of capitalism.
Things I want to remember - James Wallace Harris
by James Wallace Harris, 4/17/26 When I bought Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, I assumed it would be about creating a post-scarcity society. Instead, it’s about the supply-side pr…
Sometimes I read a piece of writing that has me thinking for days or weeks. It's silly to keep all of that good stuff with me and only me, so I decided to start documenting it for others who may be interested. Position on this list serves no relation to the writing's worth, it's purely chronological. 🌟'd links are articles I highly recommended reading. 2025 🌟 WhatsApp Uncles vs. Wisdom Aunties Working With LLMs: A Few Lessons It's a Torturous Chaos Until It Isn't Rolling the Ladder Up Behind…