~ E.O. Wilson

We live in a growing mismatch: technology accelerates faster than our institutions and our human wiring can adapt. Balance the Triangle Labs builds shared language, shared stories, and deployable safeguards to close that gap—without losing dignity, trust, or stewardship.

We probe the issues affecting human flourishing. Technologies that challenge. Institutions that hinder. Behaviors that threaten. As well as those that empower, promote, and protect.

WE MAKE THE TRIANGLE PRACTICAL

1) Public Signal (today’s volatility, made actionable)

The Daily Brief translates fast-moving technology into patterns, controls, and near-term actions—so professionals can respond with clarity instead of panic.

2) Cultural Translation (ethics that people can feel)

YES! and Equilibria turn abstract questions into lived stories—so the moral stakes become graspable, discussable, and teachable.

3) Deployment Assurance (proof before trust)

SpiralWatch brings the same ethic into the release process: fail-closed gates, reproducible audit artifacts, and verification that can be independently checked.

TECHNOLOGIES | INSTITUTIONS | US

SPIRALWATCH

(v1.4)

Assurance for AI under human pressure.
Release gates + evidence packs for high-stakes assistants.

BALANCE THE TRIANGLE DAILY BRIEF

Actionable intelligence across emerging tech.
3 stories, 3 categories, 3 “Do this next” controls—every day.

THE CHRONICLES

OF EQUILIBRIA

Adult moral rehearsal through story.
Where culture, power, repair, and stewardship become lived stakes.

THE YES! CHILDREN’S SERIES

Actionable philosophy for families.
Read-aloud tools for raising humans who can navigate a strange world.

WALKING A STRANGE SAVANNA

The longform model.
Why the mismatch exists—and how to meet it without losing the best of ourselves.

A Think Tank for Human Flourishing

“The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology. And it is terrifically dangerous, and it is now approaching a point of crisis overall.”

~ E.O. Wilson