A personal account and analysis of information overload. —

April 1, 2016 Dear reader, Arguably, the future is in a constant state of motion. Everyday, with each technological advancement, we get a little closer to the future. Yet, at the same rate, ideals evolve and the future gets further away. But progress is progress, right? In this letter, I’ll…

March 16, 2016 Dear Reader, Sometimes, one of the largest drawbacks in daily life is the notion of reason. It’s not really something we can control, considering pretty much our entire existence is based upon finding meaning, purpose, and reason — what is the meaning to life? What purpose do…

February 27, 2016 Dear reader, Unfortunately, as mere humans, we’re not immortal. Though we’re the smartest beings this side of the universe (TBD), we’re still at the mercy of our surroundings. …

Letter #9: It’s alive!…well, not yet. January 21, 2016 Dear reader, If you don’t already know, I recently contributed to Medium’s #PostsFromTheNearFuture campaign, where the top publications on Medium write from an imagined moment in 2016, looking at something they are excited by, concerned by, or interested in for the year ahead. My contribution explored the…

Letters from an Internet Traveler — January 7, 2016 Dear reader, Let me start by wishing you and yours a happy new year! Welcome to 2016. I would like to thank you for subscribing and reading my humble Tinyletter(s), over the short time it’s been active. I really appreciate the support. This started out as more…

#PostsFromTheNearFuture — In 1965, Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit would double approximately every two years. This law, known as Moore’s Law, has held relatively true for the past few decades, until 2015 when Intel confirmed that the pace of computer advancement has officially slowed. …

Letters from an Internet Traveler — November 25, 2015 Dear reader, Way back in ancient times, the earth was believed to be the center of the universe. This is known as geocentrism. It wasn’t until the 17th century that Astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus proposed that, in fact, the Earth and planets revolve around the sun, aka Heliocentrism…

Letters from an Internet Traveler — November 10, 2015 Dear reader, In an attempt to keep Letter #6 short and sweet, I thought I’d type up a separate letter to share my most recent contribution to the interwebs. I am proud to announce that I have started my own Medium publication at the crossroads of technology…