Every time I think of imagination, I see (imagination, go figure) SpongeBob throw his arms wide with a rainbow between his hands: “IMAGINATION!” All the usual lines people repeat about imagination But, don’t let that imagination step outside the box. Don’t go where society doesn’t want you to go. Imagination should never be restricted. It […]
I’ve said it before in these blog posts: I’ve always got a ton of irons in the fire. And I’m the kind of person who actually likes having people around. Sitting alone at home, staring at four walls, drives me absolutely nuts after a while. For a long time I had two options. Work at
Look, I have a ton of irons in the fire. Some things are stressing me out. I’m just brain-fried right now, and I want to chill and talk shit. No, this will not be me whining or complaining. Every post I’ve done up to this one, I always had a topic in my mind. But
This post isn’t about blaming the government, businesses, or people who struggle to eat well, me included. It’s about what’s already being done to help and why, even with all these programs and all this food, we still don’t eat healthy. So let’s skip the rants and the finger-pointing. A country that feeds the world
Look, I have stated in multiple posts that I am a heavy user of AI for a number of projects I have going on. I use Gadget as my editor for this blog. He helped me set up WordPress when I really needed the help, and he is my technical advisor/contractor on a very technical
I’m not denying AI is powerful. I’m questioning what “smarter than humans” actually means in the real world. This post digs into the difference between raw capability and lived experience, and why Musk’s claim feels like it needs more context.
Whenever Cleveland comes up in conversation with people who’ve never been there, it’s amazing how fast it turns negative. They jump straight to the “burning river” label and act like that’s the whole story. What gets lost is that Cleveland wasn’t the only city with a polluted river that caught fire in that era—it just
It’s a new year and I know I should be posting something positive ad all that. Sorry, not in the mood. So, I thought I would take on a topic that we all have probably encountered. Either in the news or first hand. Experts and how they like to belittle us or talk down to
This is the final installment in the Industrial Revolution 2.0 series, and in this article I’m going to address pollution. Pollution has been the nemesis of every Industrial Revolution—and this one is no different. I’ve tried to be honest with you throughout this series by stating up front that I fully support this Industrial Revolution,
Please know that when it comes to renewables, I’m 100 percent behind them. I’m just not “renewables or nothing.” My belief about energy is that the more options we have, the better off we are. The wind doesn’t always blow. The sun doesn’t always shine. We get droughts. So there should always be other options
