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the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team

We bridge Humanism and Knowledge to transform Businesses.

On power, echo chambers, and the curiosity leaders leave behind

Sep 8, 2026

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3 min read

On power, echo chambers, and the curiosity leaders leave behind

Why extraordinary business success may narrow the very perspectives needed to understand an increasingly complex world.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team
On art, archives, and starships: the Human Element Summer book stack

Jul 28, 2026

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4 min read

On art, archives, and starships: the Human Element Summer book stack

If your mind has been skimming all year, this is our invitation to let at least one story slow it down.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team
On nations, networks, and the worlds we build

Jul 14, 2026

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4 min read

On nations, networks, and the worlds we build

Why the smartest people in the room still owe something to the world that made their success possible.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team
On imperfection, the printing press, and the things a machine cannot fake

Jun 16, 2026

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3 min read

On imperfection, the printing press, and the things a machine cannot fake

What happens when a neuropsychologist, a game designer, and a medieval humanist walk into the same room.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team
On Seneca, Kant, and the most underrated hire in the room

Jun 2, 2026

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3 min read

On Seneca, Kant, and the most underrated hire in the room

From Marcus Aurelius to Anthropic, the oldest thinking tool in history keeps showing up where the decisions are hardest.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team
On servants, masters, and the companies that lost the thread

May 19, 2026

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3 min read

On servants, masters, and the companies that lost the thread

It happened to Spain's savings banks. It happened to OpenAI. It's probably happening somewhere near you.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team
On brains, stories, and the oldest technology we have

May 5, 2026

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3 min read

On brains, stories, and the oldest technology we have

From synchronized brains to strategic narratives, this issue is about what stories do that no algorithm can replicate, and how to bring that back into the workplace.

the Human Element Team
the Human Element Team

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