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- I Tend to Write About What I Live ThroughI took my first trip alone when I was nine years old. It seemed perfectly reasonable to me at the time. Now that I’m a parent myself, I have absolutely no idea what my parents were thinking. Living Between Languages and Cultures Since then, I’ve traveled across continents, lived in places where the rules were different, and eventually moved my home from one continent to another. Living between languages and cultures taught me that “normal” is mostly a local dialect…
- AI Psychosis: When Artificial Intelligence Becomes Too RealWhat is superintelligence after, and can we make sure it remains safe? This question sent me down yet another rabbit hole. I started researching the people behind AI, the people warning about it, and the people shaping what comes next. The deeper I went, the more convinced I became of one thing: international regulation of artificial intelligence cannot be an afterthought. AI does not respect national borders. Neither should the safeguards governing its most powerful forms. For a long time,…
- Should We Finally Start Calling Soccer Football?A blue Labubu collectible celebrates FIFA World Cup 26™ in a colorful football kit with a golden trophy. The World Cup is changing America’s relationship with the world’s game I originally wrote this article for my corporate newsletter, released on July 4, America’s Independence Day, during an extraordinary World Cup. I have updated it now that the final whistle has blown. Soccer vs Football in the US: A new audience is learning the world’s game For a long time, the…
- When the Body Speaks: Inflammation, Digestion, and the Art of ListeningA reflection on traditional wisdom, personal experimentation, and how to listen to your body without turning every sensation into a diagnosis. I recently read a thoughtful post by Scott Blossom that stayed with me because it named something many of us are tempted to brush aside: persistent fatigue, unexplained muscle or joint discomfort, recurring digestive problems, and brain fog. The article is a useful reminder to notice patterns in the body instead of dismissing fatigue, discomfort, or digestive changes as…
- Vacation Without a Vacation: How I Learned to Rest Without Taking OneA vacation without a vacation sounded impossible to me for a long time. I didn’t take a real trip for five years, not because I didn’t want to, but because life kept giving me perfectly reasonable excuses: Work. Family. Finances. “Next year.” Then another year passed. And another. Before I knew it, five years had gone by without packing a suitcase or stepping away from my everyday life. For a long time, I thought rest had to wait until I…