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The Board with Two Sets of Rules
What a disregarded inventor, a debate season, and Gil Durán’s The Nerd Reich teach us about building guardrails for the autonomous revolution.
 • Richard Pütz
The Printing Press and the Pitchfork
What a forgotten massacre in 1525 can tell us about inequality, violence, and the machines we are building now.
 • Richard Pütz
Gospel Enquiry: Who Do You Say I Am?
The middle chapters of Matthew’s Gospel have shown Jesus gradually seeking to build an understanding among his followers about his true identity and…
 • Paul Lentern
The Square Is Empty. The Method is Not.
I am writing this from an American Perspective: Why now is the moment to carry Cardijn’s vision beyond the walls of YCW and YCS
 • Richard Pütz
“Gun Thy Neighbor:” Merton, Fear, and the Peace We Refuse to Practice
Using the See-Judge-Act Method
 • Richard Pütz
The Mall That Was Supposed to Be a Town
Gruen, Merton, and a Third Way Between Socialism and Capitalism Using See-Judge-Act
 • Richard Pütz
Reading Merton the Way We Read Scripture: Hermeneutics, Exegesis, and the Work After Fourth and Walnut
I think this post applies not only to Merton but Cardijn, all those we admire who took up the mantle to create a better world.
 • Richard Pütz
What does great faith look like, sound like, feel like?
A Gospel Enquiry
 • Pat Branson
The Middle Verb And the Missing Link
Why Judge is the step every method skips — or and how a physicist accidentally built the tools for it: Think of Joseph Cardijn and Eliyahu M. Goldratt…
 • Richard Pütz
The Crack You Cannot See
Why AI governance is not really about controlling AI, and why that matters to you
 • Richard Pütz
Go a Little Way Outside the City
What the Cappadocians — and Thomas Merton — Knew About What Faith Owes the World
 • Richard Pütz
The Warp and the Weft
Innovate–Educate–Collaborate, See–Judge–Act, and the Thinking Processes of Eliyahu Goldratt: Think Thomas Merton
 • Richard Pütz
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