Why I Am a Pluralist - RadicalxChange

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I increasingly use the terms “ pluralist ” to describe myself and “ Plurality ” to describe the direction I want to see technology go in. [1] This essay, following up on my “Why I am not" series [2] , tries to articulate what I mean by this and where it might lead us. The piece filters through my academic-technologist lens many things I have learned since Eric Posner and I published Radical Markets, but more than anything what I have learned from my fellow RadicalxChange board members Danielle Allen, Audrey Tang and Christopher Kulendran Thomas. [3] While the piece raises many more questions t

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