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You’ve seen it a dozen times. You’re watching a news segment. On one side, a climate scientist with a PhD and three decades of peer-reviewed research calmly presents a wealth of data. On the other hand, a political pundit, armed…
The dentist’s office. The name itself conjures a very specific feeling, doesn’t it? That sterile smell. The high-pitched, distant whine of a tool. The vague, low-level anxiety of a waiting room. My wife had a dental appointment today. But this…
In the theater of modern politics, the promise, especially during an NFL season, acts as the playbook. It’s the grand, sweeping declaration that captures our imagination and, ultimately, secures the mandate. But for those of us exhausted by the theater,…
Good morning, Followers! As you hold that warm mug, let’s take a moment. That morning ritual is more than just a welcome jolt of caffeine; it’s a connection to a wild and wonderful history. The story swirling in your cup…
Welcome to the Cigar Industry weekly roundup. Many of you are also viewers of the “Meet in the Middle Cigar Show,” with LeeMack912, Hyacinth and where you’ve heard me mention the importance of community. If you find value in the…
A response to the claim that AI’s “dishonesty” is the real danger. A recent article “AI is a Liar. Here’s Why That’s So Dangerous.” makes a compelling case that AI systems are “chronic liars,” citing stark examples of fabricated facts,…
Let’s be real. Do you ever feel like your phone has a phantom limb? You feel it buzz in your pocket even when it’s on the table. You close an app only to find your thumb has already re-opened it…
The outrage cycle that follows an event like Donald Trump’s Halloween party is a trap. It pulls our focus toward the content of the “joke” when we should be analyzing its function. The unease you feel isn’t an overreaction; it’s…
There’s a particular quality to the light in early November, isn’t there? It’s lower, softer, and it seems to vanish without much warning. The clocks have turned back, the air has a definitive chill, and there’s a collective, quiet instinct…
