Kevin Frazier

Privacy should not mean one thing for homeowners and another for apartment renters; subtle distinctions such as whether you have exclusive access to your porch should not lead to massive differences in the privacy you’re afforded.

By virtue of their platform, influencers can silence dissent and direct their “followers” to do just that: follow them in a unilaterally charted direction.

Space- and sky-based solutions offer some of the most promising ways to ensure that access to innovation occurs sooner rather than later.

Hot spots are a lot smaller and less costly than a highway, so it’s about time we make the connectivity it provides a part of every childhood.

Silicon Valley's startup culture perpetuates a corporate formation that values return on investment and financially oriented metrics above all else.

This tax would differ from the data dividend — rather than simply sending money back to people, we’d invest the proceeds in closing the digital divide. 

By bringing more people into the civic sphere, faith can be restored in our political system and both employees and employers can benefit.

We are all ready to break up with the two-party system. You’re too controlling. You don’t listen to us. You don’t focus on our needs.