▶ 1:24Why rate cuts don't make your life cheaper overnight
Dr. Amara Osei · Economist · Professor
Verified expertise · Economics
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Current Events · Law 2:16
The Lindsay Clancy debate mixes up two very different questions.
Rachel Moreno
Criminal defense attorney
Verified experience · Criminal law
Expert responses · 2 sources · Illustrative post
Money 1:42
Why two people making $150K can end up with completely different financial lives.
Maya Chen
CFP · Personal finance educator
Verified expertise · Personal finance
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- Same $150K salary. So why are their lives so different?Maya ChenMoney
Why do we pick a side before we know the facts?Dr. Priya OkaforPsychology
When did disagreeing with a celebrity become a boycott?Imani ThompsonCulture
The AI demo went viral. What did it actually prove?Ethan ParkTechnology
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Why Praxis exists
We built the most powerful learning tool in history. Then we drowned it in noise.
The internet gave us access to more information than ever — and made it harder to know who to trust, what deserves our attention, and what is actually worth remembering.
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A crisis of trust.
Fake pages, AI-generated posts and confident strangers. You can't tell who actually knows what they're talking about.
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A crisis of attention.
Infinite feeds engineered to keep you scrolling. You consume constantly and choose nothing.
03
A crisis of retention.
A thousand saved posts you'll never reopen. Information in, nothing kept. Learning that never lands.
The alternative
Praxis is a feed built the way a good conversation works: real people, real evidence, and something to take with you.
Educational creators shouldn't have to compete with brain rot to reach people who actually want to learn.
How it works
A feed for ideas worth talking about.
IFormat
People with something worth saying.
Short vertical video is how most people already learn online. Praxis keeps that — a founder sharing a hiring mistake, an economist making rate cuts make sense, a psychologist explaining procrastination — with a real, identifiable person behind every clip.
Try: tap notes, or report
Business 2:07
The biggest hiring mistake I made looked perfect on paper. I ignored one obvious warning sign.
Marcus Reyes
Founder · Built and sold two companies
Verified experience · Entrepreneurship
IIIntention
Follow intentionally. Discover deliberately.
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People you chose
- Same $150K salary. So why are their lives so different?Maya ChenMoney
- Why do we pick a side before we know the facts?Dr. Priya OkaforPsychology
- When did disagreeing with a celebrity become a boycott?Imani ThompsonCulture
- The AI demo went viral. What did it actually prove?Ethan ParkTechnology
Posts from people you follow. Nothing suggested.
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Try: the four ways to earn credibility
Dr. Sofia Alvarez
Molecular biologist · Research scientist
Verified expertiseBiology
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- 14 peer-reviewed papers in the subject
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AI supports the conversation. Humans lead it.
Transcript · your upload
auto-captioned“People keep saying rates changed everything overnight, but that's not what happened. The Fed raised rates by 5.25 points across that cycle. It took time to reach mortgages, rent and everyday spending.”
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- ▶ 1:24
- Why your rent doesn't drop just because rates do
- Why prices stay high when inflation slows down
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▶ 1:24Why rate cuts don't make your life cheaper overnight
Dr. Amara Osei · Economist · Professor
Verified expertise · Economics
- Why your rent doesn't drop just because rates do
- Why prices stay high when inflation slows down
Top in EconomicsMost useful this weekNew voices
Retention
Scrolling isn't the problem. Forgetting everything you scroll past is.
Praxis keeps the effortless part of modern social media and adds the part it never had: a way to understand, capture and return to what you learned.
Step one · Watch
Psychology 1:18
Why does your brain choose the easy thing even when you know better?
Dr. Priya Okafor
Cognitive psychologist
Verified expertise · Psychology
Tap Notes while you watch. Praxis writes a summary and the key ideas from the transcript — you edit them, and add your own.
Step two · Process
Saved to process
25 saved
Ready to keep what you learned?
Turn a saved video into editable notes to make room for another.
Video → Notes → Library
Save up to 25 posts at a time. When your queue fills, turn something you saved into notes before adding another. Fewer forgotten bookmarks. More ideas you actually keep.
Step three · Keep
My Praxis
64 notes- →Monetary policy
- →Inflation
- →Financial crises
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For creators
I have something to share.
You know something worth passing on. Maybe you studied it, built it, practiced it, researched it, or spent years teaching it online. Praxis puts it in front of people who came here to listen, think, and respond.
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- Add sources when factual claims need them
- Share informed opinions and educated takes without competing against endless unrelated entertainment
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