I’m a huge LA Rams fan, and after a frustrating start to their kickoffs and coverage this season they have creatively righted the ship. Phew! The Rams players are good, but not great, and let’s face it, nobody’s trading for a special teams superstar. Replacing 11 players isn’t exactly practical either. So rather than trying
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I read an article where the authors spoke of LEAN and its impacts on efficiency, increasing productivity and reducing inventory. He then showed how AI, accelerating content in various forms, will simply shift the bottleneck from production to consumption. When once the constraint was production time, resources and skill, it’s now capacity and capability to
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This time each year I receive the Uncommon Goods catalog in the mail. And just like its title, the items are obscure, unexpected, and really unnecessary but also kinda fun. It’s about the only piece of physical “junk mail” I’ll smile at when I see. Each page is a surprise. Some products are clever, others
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Finally! After several scheduling conflicts I was able to join about 22 other locals for a 2 hour philosophy meetup. For the entire time, I spoke with a handful of people about the myth of Sisyphus and the absurdity of life. No phones, no screens, nothing but short takes, long pauses, and multiple perspectives. My
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Remember the saying, “Reading is Fundamental”? No argument here about it being a fact but why was writing not said to be the same? In the age of AI, I think we need to rethink that. If you see communicating information as writing’s only purpose, then AI can do that now. But that’s not the
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