A New You

I’d like to begin with homage to a thinker whose writing frustrated me, enlightened me, and then frustrated me again: Nassim Nicholas…

Humiliation is an understatement for what happened in 1950 in the Rio de Janeiro. Never before had such a shock been felt by so many so…

These days, when most people write their resumes, they tend to fill it with all the cool stuff they’ve done, which often starts with a…

As the year (or for the more dramatically inclined, the ‘decade’) comes to an end, you might find yourself asking whether the past…

An exuberant, cheerful crowd gather on a sunny beach somewhere in the Tropics. They are from different walks of life, different ages…

The high school crush whose approval gave you that warm, fuzzy feeling inside, and ensured the planets continued orbiting around the Sun.

I ended my last post (here if you haven’t read it) with a question: what would happen if one of us suddenly changed our outlook and became…

In August of 2018, I had my final year of college in front of me. I had come to the crushing realization that I had not lived up to my…

An astutely scientific observation: Human children, regardless of time, place or era come pre-programmed with the ability to (1) barter…