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We’re living in one of the most unique moments in human history. For the first time, a single person with curiosity, discipline, and an internet connection can learn almost anything. Trades, business, coding, design, finance, marketing, mechanics, theology—you name it. Knowledge that once required institutions, credentials, and gatekeepers is now available on demand. And yet, most people aren’t using it. AI didn’t just change the job market. It exposed a deeper problem. The b

AI is going to get smarter than us. That’s not the scary part. The scary part is that we’re racing toward that future without agreeing on what “good” even means. You can’t control something smarter than you, so alignment matters more than control. And without a solid foundation for human values, intelligence—human or artificial—just amplifies whatever direction it’s pointed in.