In 1930, with the economy face down in the dirt, ironworkers stacked the tallest thing on Earth in 410 days. Then it opened and almost nobody came. What that empty tower knows about the decade in front of us, and about the four percent of adults quietly training for it.
My brother is waiting until AI is safe, proven, and regulated. He isn't a fool, he's careful. So was every man who waited out the lightbulb, the automobile, and the internet, right up until the world flipped the switch and left him sitting in the dark.
"This really could be a good life! A good, good life." -Good Life, One Republic Earlier this year I spent four months in Southeast Asia. I travelled alone and by land. I deeply desired to get a sense of what it was like to live, work, travel and breathe in these countries. That would never... Continue Reading →
I'd like to think of this as a love letter to my future wife. I want to firmly establish the vision for her and the foundation of what our relationship is to be based on. Love is free. It cannot be taken or forced. It is earned through trust and care. We must set ourselves... Continue Reading →
Notes Beyond the Map 