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Why the Best Things Resist Easy Discovery: The hidden treasures that only reveal themselves to those willing to dig
There’s a line someone shared recently which made me pause for a minute. It’s in Proverbs 25:2:
Stop Fighting Over Crumbs: The Escape Velocity of Agency
Some people love a good grumble. They hate the way things are. The choices they have. The life they'
The Power of Knowledge: Why depth in one area creates breadth in all the others
Every fortress is built stone by stone. Every empire rises from a single conquered hill. A tweet pointed me to
The chatbot is not your friend
Anthropomorphising AI chatbots and agents will likely prove to have been a catastrophic mistake. It's the primary cause
Blame the Traffic on This Guy
If you've ever felt as though everywhere you go, traffic materialises around you, you may be right. Traffic
The Opposite of Evil is Usually Evil
I remember first hearing the story of Icarus as a child, and you might too. But like me and many
The Curse of Accretion
There's a video I watched of a man standing by his garden fence filming, narrating as his lawn
The Stranger You'll Become
Hal Hershfield put people in brain scanners and asked them to think about themselves. - About their personality and values. Then
No Way to Die
For some people, the risk of death is already “priced in”. Economists use that phrase to talk about events that
Is AI the Death of Art? Not Even Close: Creativity was always iterative
There's much ado about the future of art, and it's something I contemplate every week, if
Go Get a Name
If I started calling you 'Wainwright', you might wrinkle your nose. Not because it's a weird
