Easter Monday
This holiday week offered a timely lesson in humility—specifically, in how little we truly know. Yes, for those of faith, it's a humilityRead More
🍷Measuring up for Trade; 🍷 Why Wine Bottles Are 7
Ever wondered why wine bottles are 750 milliliters instead of a nice, round liter? Like many oddities in life, the answer lies inRead More
Cleaning House: Why It Takes an Outsider
I used to joke with my YEO buddies about government: Just make the rules clear and leave us alone. We'll figure it out.Read More
Journeys of Understanding / The Economics of Influence:
From an author’s perspective—particularly one steeped in themes of geopolitics and conflict like in A Line in the Sand—the intersections of economics, militaryRead More
Ai and, the word Sabotage, Captain.
In Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), Valeris, the Vulcan officer aboard the USS Enterprise, explains the origin of the word "sabotage."Read More
What are we watching these days? YouTube Cross Over
YouTubers and Hollywood have a complicated relationship. For every rare success, there’s a graveyard of failed attempts. This year, Dude Perfect, the sixRead More
Creativity is intelligence having fun.
lbert Einstein once said, "Creativity is intelligence having fun." It's a clever phrase, but it also feels a bit daunting. What if I’mRead More
Not the Man… the Message
Growing up in Beaver County, PA, I saw how political choices weren't just ideological; they were practical, woven into the everyday struggles andRead More
Bravo: When 80% Is More Than Enough
Woody Allen famously said, “Eighty percent of success is showing up.” It’s a deceptively simple idea, but when applied to the recent UEFARead More
And the winner is… podcasts.
It's a strange, surreal world we live in when Joe Rogan and Donald Trump have somehow morphed from “Fear Factor” and “The Apprentice”Read More