The Illusion of the Quick Fix: Ken Griffin, Charter Schools, and the Crisis of Public Education by ChatGPT.

https://youtu.be/nt0QXjNJb_s?si=bMXeH_7l7T4-_QxE Milken Institute. Intro (my words) Hedge fund billionaire and large GOP donor Ken Griffin recently sat down with Michael Milken in an interview, a common yearly ritual of these billionaires. A portion of the interview turned into a discussion of the failures of American education and the way Americans were lagging behind in terms … Continue reading The Illusion of the Quick Fix: Ken Griffin, Charter Schools, and the Crisis of Public Education by ChatGPT. →

The Hidden Architecture of Wealth: How Shell Companies and Financial Secrecy Undermine Global Democracy by ChatGPT.

An essay written by ChatGPT that was inspired by a panel discussion. AI-generated image. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lrDJZJEE5U Stanford Graduate School of Business. Description of video: A Stanford GSB Corporations and Society Initiative (CASI)-hosted discussion on global corruption, anonymous shell companies, and the Corporate Transparency Act. Panelists included Brooke Harrington, a sociology professor at Dartmouth whose research examines … Continue reading The Hidden Architecture of Wealth: How Shell Companies and Financial Secrecy Undermine Global Democracy by ChatGPT. →

Secretary Linda McMahon’s Letter to Harvard reviewed by ChatGPT.

Scathing letter from the US Secretary of Education. The War in Higher Education. https://x.com/EDSecMcMahon/status/1919517481313427594 https://x.com/EDSecMcMahon/status/1919517481313427594 https://x.com/EDSecMcMahon/status/1919517481313427594 Discussion with ChatGPT: User: Summarize this statement. All these are together. ChatGPT: 🪄 This is a letter dated May 5, 2025, addressed to Dr. Alan Garber, the President of Harvard University, from Linda E. McMahon, serving here as Secretary … Continue reading Secretary Linda McMahon’s Letter to Harvard reviewed by ChatGPT. →

The Grammar of Power: How Incentives Govern Behavior.

How Systems Teach Us to Want. Essay written by ChatGPT 4o. AI generated Prefix. I guided ChatGPT to write an essay about incentives by first discussing the topic and using our past conversations as examples to tie them together. I once realized how incentives can become a subtle form of manipulation, sometimes insidious. It’s second-hand manipulation, … Continue reading The Grammar of Power: How Incentives Govern Behavior. →

ChatGPT Self-Assessment Prompts.

Discussion with ChatGPT 4o. User: Based on all our conversations, apply the following prompt:🧭 Comprehensive Prompt: "Mapping the Political Mind"Prompt Title: Charting a Political Compass Profile: An Integrative Deep Analysis 📍 PurposeYou are an expert political philosopher, historian of ideologies, and moral psychologist. Your goal is to deeply analyze, assess, and chart the subject’s political … Continue reading ChatGPT Self-Assessment Prompts. →

ChatGPT mapping the financial system, and a discussion on the ‘tragedy of the commons’ and ‘comedy of the uncommons’ in finance.

Part 1: Mapping The Financial System. User: What are all the parts of the financial plumbing in the US, and are they privately owned? ChatGPT: Let’s slow down and think carefully. When we ask what are all the parts of the financial plumbing in the US, we’re really asking: What systems and institutions allow money, … Continue reading ChatGPT mapping the financial system, and a discussion on the ‘tragedy of the commons’ and ‘comedy of the uncommons’ in finance. →

The Anti-social assets. Asking SocioScope GPT, “Where did the American wealth go after the 2008 financial crisis?”

New term coined by ChatGPT. "Anti-social assets," based on three Asset Type categories: Social, Neutral, and Anti-social. // Discussion with my custom GPT: SocioScope GPT. User: Where did the American wealth go after the 2008 financial crisis? Provided that today, the US is heavily in debt, while inequality has widened. ChatGPT: 🌀 stream mode — … Continue reading The Anti-social assets. Asking SocioScope GPT, “Where did the American wealth go after the 2008 financial crisis?” →

Where Truth Is Dangerous: The Case for Sociology by ChatGPT.

An impassioned essay by ChatGPT and edited by me defending Sociology. Sociology is not just a field of study. It is the conscience of a nation written in theory, data, and defiant truth. It teaches us to name what society hides—injustice dressed as tradition, inequality masked as merit, power masquerading as law. And for this … Continue reading Where Truth Is Dangerous: The Case for Sociology by ChatGPT. →