We're closing out a month-long trip through Malta, Crete, and Rhodes, and Rhodes turned out to be the island where the history is so dense it'…

Chania's old harbor at sunset is the kind of view that makes you stop mid-sentence. The Venetian quay curves around still water, the lighthouse ca…

Last month, several stocks in my quantum computing portfolio suddenly jumped between 12% and 39% over just two days. The reason: the Commerce Departme…

We’re a week into a month-long trip through Malta, Crete, and Rhodes. This is the first of three posts, on Malta, a place that surprised me. Getting…

On May 25th, Pope Leo XIV stood in the Vatican's Synod Hall to present Magnifica Humanitas, his first encyclical. The document addresses AI and hu…

Reading Azeem Azhar's recent piece on the unraveling of fictions sent me back to a fluid dynamics classroom in 1983 that I'd mostly tried to f…

Bill George is someone I usually agree with. He's been a consistent voice for principled leadership and organizational culture. So when he posted…

I've been ranting about this for nearly twenty years. The accounting treatment of people is broken, and almost nobody in a position to fix it is m…