There is a gymnasium in a small Indiana town where, every other November, a few dozen folding tables are arranged… Read more
Month: March 2026
The Economy Shifted From Ownership to Access and Nobody Announced It
Consider a composite figure who is easy to find in any American city right now: a healthcare administrator, say, 39… Read more
Where America Still Meets Face to Face
Saturday mornings in much of America still begin the same way. Folding tables go up before the sun is fully… Read more
The Next Species of Computing
There is a diagram I drew on whiteboards for twenty years. Three boxes, stacked vertically. Application at the top. System… Read more
The Knowledge We Build Together
There is a certain kind of American story that never quite makes the front page. It has no villain, no… Read more
The Missing Language of AI Accountability
Artificial intelligence now shapes decisions about jobs, loans, healthcare, and education. When those systems carry bias, the consequences are real… Read more
The Rule Did Not Change. The Household Did.
Something happened in my family recently that I had not expected. As a member of the sandwich generation, we know… Read more