Politics, Sports, Money, Entertainment, and All the Noise This was intended to be posted on January 2, 2026. But for some technical reasones it never was released. So I will try again. Let me know where you agree and disagree. And have a great 2026. If my first 2026 forecast was about useful things…
Optimism with handrails, hope without hallucination This was supposed to be published on January 1. 2026 but through some issues with buffering, it never saw the light of day. Thus, I will try again! 2025 wasn’t a banner year for me. Parts of it were good; parts of it felt heavy, with far too…
(Here’s My Proof) January is supposed to be the calm month.The holidays are over. The decorations come down. The calendar resets. The world takes a deep breath and says, “Ahhh… a fresh start.” That’s the story, anyway. In real life, January isn’t quiet at all.It’s just loud in a different way. And besides… it gets…
A mechanical watch is worse than a smartwatch in almost every measurable way. It’s less accurate, requires maintenance, doesn’t sync to anything, and certainly won’t track your steps. And yet people still love them. This piece isn’t really about watches — it’s about why, in a world obsessed with optimization and efficiency, some things remain…
For the last two years, the entire world has been staring at AI as if it were a comet blazing across the sky — fast, bright, unpredictable, maybe dangerous, definitely worth talking about. Meanwhile, another technology has been quietly stretching, strengthening, and stepping out of the shadows. Quantum. A word that used to trigger flashbacks…
(and More Entertaining) Than Ever) With all of the discussion and concern on how the world will be changing with AI and robots and whatever. I also look for things that will bring us back to reality Every now and then, I look up from the steady drone of normal life and realize something:the world…
