On Hidden Love
There has always been love that must remain unseen.
The Geography of Belonging
We don’t always recognize home when we find it.
How I Learned About Indeterminism and Teleonomy
I can’t make this up: this is a book about mushroom foraging and the Matsutake, but explained in the light of the need for collaboration to survive and how to navigate capitalism’s wrongs.
Why We Work
We work, initially, to find ourselves; and we work, next, to lose ourselves.
Compound Cognition and the Future of Work
The majority of tools we’ll use to do our work in the next decade have not been invented thanks to AI.
The Great Stowaway
Where we’re going, interstellar, I’m not sure we still need country. Pack the things we need or might need Each other, intercontinental.
On the Colors We’re Yet To See
Imagine a pair of glasses that when you put on, you simply see an additional color in the world. You’ve never seen this color before. Like…
Live Is Having More Than a Moment
And How TouchCast Brings The Moment To The Enterprise
On TouchCast: Two Years In
The Second Mile of Our Marathon
Dear Louisville, A few ideas for the 21st Century.
Since I was a kid growing up in Louisville, I remember talk about what the city needed to do to become… relevant? world-class? sustainable…
Minimum Viable Progress
Dare to build products that dream bigger.
On TouchCast: One Year In
The First Mile of a Long Hike