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
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #221 Bay of Beaulieu
In Beaulieu, the cliffs of limestone that hover above rocky beaches and azure water are stunning at all times of the day, thoughRead More
Reflektions in Watercolor #233 Boule, Tourette sur Lou
2 kg of olive wood. Tempting. Tourrettes-sur-Loup: warm bowls, polished smooth, made to be held. Too heavy to lug—perfect to paint. Are theRead 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
Culture Outlasts Code
Electricity is cheap; conviction isn’t. Chika’s right: the code will change. The culture is what makes it worth building.
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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
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
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #222 Bay of Beaulieu
This corner of the world holds so many stories, and a permanent place in my heart. There are some petanque courts down byRead More
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #233 Prayer Box
There is this wonderful prayer box that overlooks the coast of Antibes, way up in the hills of Tourette sur Loupe. I'm notRead More