religion

  • A Continuous Political Campaign Culture

    We are already mostly there. Might as well use the technology to secure democracy. Technology—when stripped of its current role as a hyper-individualistic entertainment engine—becomes the ultimate diagnostic tool for assessing cognitive bandwidth, emotional regulation, and systemic awareness. Rather than… Continue reading

    A Continuous Political Campaign Culture
  • The Unspoken Hand-off

    Blindly tripping through decline. In millions of living rooms across America today, a quiet, grueling crisis is playing out. It usually begins with a missed medication, an unkept yard, or a subtle, disturbing shift in a parent’s ability to manage… Continue reading

    The Unspoken Hand-off
  • The Battle of Vision

    The world is a playground for our imagination. A Vision holds us through periods of confusion. Without a vision, confusion causes delays and derailments. Those who become accustomed to living without a vision will defend their stagnation; sometimes viciously and… Continue reading

  • The Coming Prophet

    Showing everyone how to survive the chaos. Most Westerners do not realize that Muslims view Jesus as a prophet of God—just not the final prophet of God. In the 4th-century the Councils of Nicaea and Constantinople officially established the Holy… Continue reading

    The Coming Prophet
  • Context is King

    I read an article about another massive data center being built and got to thinking about AI and data. The first thought was that we are going to need AI to figure out how to get the value out of… Continue reading

    Context is King
  • Reacting To Processes

    Long ago, when I was just a wee one, my parents divorced. Overall, I consider their divorce a good thing, but I cannot deny the impact it had on me and my siblings. In purely typical fashion, we reacted like… Continue reading

    Reacting To Processes