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Jahan Vespari writes about technology that meets everyday life, with a focus on how design and governance shape who gets served. After years working alongside product teams and civic groups, Vespari has seen that the most durable systems are those people can actually use and trust. Raised on stories of neighbourhood credit circles and mutual aid, Vespari follows a simple thread: finance is a social technology long before it is a digital one. This perspective informs the work here, blending practitioner detail with humane clarity. The mission is straightforward: centre lived problems, treat inclusion as infrastructure, and share playbooks that help readers evaluate claims and build for the long term.
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