Trustworthiness: Quiet Strength in a Noisy World
In a noisy digital world, real trustworthiness is a rare superpower. Discover practical steps and scientific reasons for becoming the dependable person everyoneRead More
Antoninus and the Father-in-Law: How We Treat Elders, L
It’s 138 AD. A man carefully guides his ailing father-in-law up a flight of stairs. No cameras. No audience. Just a simple actRead More
A Letter from Beyond
Death is always a surprise. No one expects it. We are never ready. It is never the right time. By the time it comes,Read More
Anthropic Report 2025: What It Means for Reflekta and t
Anthropic’s Economic Index shows a shift in real time. Not a gadget wave. A workflow wave. The data maps how people use ClaudeRead More
Weekend Watercolor #234 Les Olives
6:07 p.m., Provence. Olive skins sweat. Anise drifts. Glass clinks, courtyard holds its breath. Are simple things bigger at dusk, or do weRead More
Isaac Asimov’s Three Rules of Robotics: Closer to
Isaac Asimov wasn't trying to save humanity from robot overlords when he wrote "Runaround." He was just tired of the same boring robotRead More
I Knew Much More Than I Do Now: How Arrogance Blinds Us
Twenty-five years ago, I sat across from entrepreneurs with a camera rolling and dissected their business plans like a confident surgeon. MoneyHunt wasRead More
Become Something They Can’t Delete
But here's the real problem: OpenAI doesn’t own the user—wrappers do. And wrappers are brittle. They're margin-negative, burn-heavy, and one pivot away fromRead More
Polaroids, Souls, and Stories: Rediscovering Photograph
On a street in SoHo, a Polaroid camera reminded us that real stories—and souls—deserve to be captured, held, and remembered.
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AI Might Mint a Trillionaire. But Can It Preserve a Sou
Mark Cuban’s right: this stuff is accessible now. Any kid with curiosity and a connection can build something. Let’s just make sure what they buildRead More