Adam Gurri
Adam Gurri
Adam Gurri works in digital advertising and has a master’s in economics from George Mason University. His present research focuses on the ethics of business and work, from the perspective of virtue and human flourishing.
We are so afraid to be perceived as uptight like the Victorians that we would rather become slobs.
Like a marriage, democracy requires trust and humility to work. Right now, we’re losing those civic virtues.
Amazon has made things drastically better for both readers and authors. And it will not completely displace traditional publishers.
Our society tells three broad narratives about what it means to be free: federalism, property, and liberation. Each has its flaws.
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