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Bryce Allen

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“Every day and night keep thoughts like these at hand—write them, read them aloud, talk to yourself and others about them.” -Epictetus whatsonmymind.net

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“Every day and night keep thoughts like these at hand—write them, read them aloud, talk to yourself and others about them.” -Epictetus whatsonmymind.net

Pennsylvania, USA

Joined Nov 1, 2022

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When the System Moves Too Slowly, Equity Becomes a Waiting Game

When a Nation Stops Taxing Itself, It Starts Selling Its Soul

Why the People Who Get Things Done Start by Acting Like It’s Already Finished

The Hidden Law of Growth: Why Middle Markets Fail Until You Price Them Like a Movement

Why the Most Dangerous Advice Sounds the Most Kind

When Institutions Chase Moral Clarity, They Often Manufacture Moral Confusion

When Politics Stops Solving Problems and Starts Feeding on the Crisis Itself

When Systems Work but Trust Fails: The Hidden Crisis Behind Democracy and Education

Why Every Living Tradition Needs Its Undecided Middle

Why People Vote for the Life That Feels Easier, Not the Politics That Sounds Smarter

Why Finishing Is a Political Act

The Real Archive Is Not Your Notes, It Is Your Judgment

Why Democracy Depends on Learning to Reach the Afraid

Why Memory, AI, and Fiction All Point to the Same Human Need

The Notes You Keep Decide the Future You Can See

When Money Stops Being Metal, Power Starts Looking Like a Rulebook

Why Every Serious Writing Culture Needs Fewer Gatekeepers and More Outlaws

When Politics Becomes Noise: How Distraction Replaces Accountability

When Power Stops Competing, It Starts Faking Reality

The Future Belongs to People Who Keep Two Diaries

When Money Turns Into Meaning: What Fantasy Currencies and Real World Crises Reveal About Power

Why We Need Mirrors for Citizens, Not Just for Ourselves

When Institutions Stop Working, Politics Becomes a Test of Nervous System

When Systems Fail to Grieve and Grief Becomes a System Problem

Why Democracies Need Credit Lists and Memorized Poems

Reading What You Resist Is How You Learn What You Are

What We Hide Becomes the Public Story

The Same Problem Hides in Classrooms and Congress: When Good Ideas Stay Quiet Too Long

When Refusal Becomes a Strategy: How a Minority Learns to Govern by Saying No

The Memoir Paradox: Telling the Truth Without Making Yourself the Villain