Julian Origliasso

Julian writes at the intersection of accounting, moral philosophy, and technology. He explores how virtue should govern capital markets, public institutions, and the design of financial systems, making the case that numbers alone are never enough. His work spans pieces on the ethics of capital gains, the courage required in public office, and speculative frameworks like covenant banking, where contracts and accounting merge into a single moral system. He also ventures into theoretical territory, from higher-dimensional mathematics to the future of programming environments guided by a Catholic faith and a sci-fi imagination. He publishes on Medium, where his writing sits at the crossroads of policy, tech, and moral systems.