BIO






Joshua Cade

Perpetual project machine, anti-capitalist political philosopher, and author. I’m organizing systems based resistance to the cycles of theft and hoarding of labor’s earnings and representation.

Currently working on outlining capital’s role in reducing representation of We the People, forming a startup to reform representation, encouraging people to run for office, and organizing citizen lobbying in Austin, TX.


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Bio
 Experienced entrepreneur, team leader, and project manager with a wide range of technical experience in the fields of politics, architecture, technical writing, visual design, and more.
Education
 ArcGIS Certification (In Progress)
Google UI/UX Certification
Masters of Architecure
Bachelors of Business Management
Employment
(often concurrent) Dep. Field Manager: Federal Congress
2026 (current)

Policy Data Mapping Interface
 2025 (current)

Campaign Data Resource Development
2025 (current)

 CAD Department Manager
2022 – 2025 (current)

Campaign Manager: Federal Congress
2025

Campaign Manager: Local Justice of the Peace
2022

Entrepreneur: TTRPG Tools
2020 – 2023

Campaign Manager: Federal Congress
2020

Project Architect
2016 – 2020 (covid)

Entrepreneur: Hand-made Flat Package Furniture
2015 – 2019

Architectural Designer / Draftsman / Estimator
2014 – 2016
Insurance Adjuster
2010 – 2011

Server / Cook / Food Runner / Expo
2008 – 2014

Apartment Unit Repair
2007 – 2008

Forklift Operator / Sewage Pipe Cleaner
2004 – 2007






Last Updated 24.10.31

CURRENT PROJECTS




[Book: Capital Captures Everything]
[Startup: Datum Lines]


Capital Captures Everything
Rough Draft: 22% Complete

Capital Captures Everything (when it controls our elections)

 Campaign Finance Reform | Long-form research | Writing

Capital is able to steal more capital from working-class people (domestically and abroad) by capturing US representation, rewriting legislation in their favor, and enforcing the rigged laws with police and military violence.


Globally, were charging into hard times. The United States economy is bifurcating faster than before, the top and bottom are separating in a yawning gap, climate change will continue to force populations from the global south, straining other countries’ systems for immigration, and there's a continued massive hoarding of wealth taken from workers that is separated from every day economies.

Basically, we're all going to have to make some extremely complicated and quick decisions before long and it's my concern that we currently disagree on terms, meanings, and thereby: implications. How can we build new systems and disrupt current systems if we speak different languages? We can't.

We need to speak the same language so that we can problem solve together. That's why I'm writing this book.