Ancestry, Education, and a Family Connection to Horace Mann

Dec 15, 2025 | Ancestry

Family history has a way of collapsing centuries into a single line on a chart. Names repeat. Dates stack up. Then occasionally, one of those names turns out to belong to someone who changed the country. Recently, my oldest daughter has become interested in family...

The AI Consultant That Outscored Humans Exposed a Human Problem

Dec 15, 2025 | AI

When the “AI consultant” aced the test, the real story was human status anxiety The SAP experiment that made headlines this week is not really about an overhyped AI consultant. It is about how professionals protect their status, even when the work in front of them is...

The 996 Work Culture is outlawed in China. Why not here?

Dec 10, 2025 | Technology

According to an article from PCMag, the 996 schedule is gaining “popularity” in Silicon Valley. 996 is where workers are “on the clock” from 9 am to 9 pm, six days a week. An absolute grind that can kill motivation, kill innovation, kill *any*...

Why H.R. 1094 and S. 459 Must Pass: Empowering Hams in HOAs for Real Emergency Readiness

Dec 10, 2025 | HAM, Technology

From a former HOA resident: How these bills ensure practiced amateur radio operators can serve communities—without blanket antenna bans. Why H.R. 1094 and S. 459 Are Critical for Prepared Communities Amateur radio operators provide vital emergency communications when...

The Contrarian We Need

Dec 3, 2025 | AI, Technology

Why Michael Burry’s AI Skepticism Deserves Your Attention Michael Burry doesn’t do interviews. The hedge fund manager who famously predicted the 2008 housing crisis, immortalized by Christian Bale in The Big Short, has spent most of the past two decades...