From the Heart
Personal essays and creative pieces that offer a glimpse into the writer's mind and heart. Explore intimate stories, reflections, and imaginative works.
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Euclid's Algorithm in Ada
A short reflection on an old Ada assignment that calculates the greatest common divisor using Euclid's algorithm.
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From Guesswork to Geometry: Measuring AI’s Uneven Abilities
A reflection on AI’s uneven abilities, the limits of proposed AGI scores, and how to turn a cognitive profile into useful questions about real work.
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Building a Lego Cat
Examining the transformative impact of AI on enterprise workforce roles and highlighting strategies to navigate this transition effectively.
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Learning by Doing
Exploring how the principles of Scout camp personalized guidance, real-world practice, and adaptive learning can transform how we approach AI training and integration in the workplace.
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Riding the AI Wave
Exploring Mary Meeker's latest AI trends report through the lens of a father-son camping trip, examining how unprecedented AI adoption rates are transforming workplaces and what it means for employees across all industries.
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Beyond the Boundaries: Leading in a Post-AI Era
A contemplative exploration of how AI's dissolution of traditional work boundaries between words, images, numbers, and sounds creates new opportunities for distinctly human leadership grounded in empathy, wisdom, and connection.
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The Student Who Taught Herself
Watching my daughter learn math reminded me of a breakthrough in AI—AZR, a self-teaching model that reasons and grows without external data. This post reflects on learning, AI, and grace.
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Lighting the Trail
A personal case study of using AI to develop and execute a complete Cub Scout Arrow of Light curriculum, demonstrating how artificial intelligence can support human leadership in training and ceremony design while maintaining cultural sensitivity and educational effectiveness.
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The Salmon Made Me Do It
A personal story about using AI to cook a family salmon dinner that reveals deeper insights about how enterprises can build employee trust in AI through small, safe experimentation rather than diving into high-stakes applications.
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The Human Edge
A March 2025 review of factory automation, healthcare agents, brain-computer interfaces, and spatial AI through their specific effects on human work.
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Tell Me If Anything Was Ever Done
Leonardo’s notebooks prompt a practical reflection on unfinished work, useful drafts, and what completion means when AI can generate more possibilities.
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Custom Communication Styles in AI
Learn how to identify your unique communication style and use prompt engineering to make AI tools adapt to your preferences.
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Custom Writing Styles in AI
Learn how to capture your unique writing style and use AI to generate content that sounds like you.
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Memory of Myths and the Naming of 𒀀𒌋𒀯
Explore cosmic epochs through the gaze of 𒀀𒌋𒀯 (Aeon), merging myth, folklore, and the universe's vastness, highlighting existence's fleeting nature. 𒀀𒌋𒀯, a timeless entity, seamlessly integrates into any TTRPG, enriching narratives with a sense of continuity that transcends time, space, and genre, offering players a unique conduit to weave their stories across diverse settings and epochs, thereby deepening the game's immersive experience.
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Dehydrated
A mysterious girl named Alice is found wandering. The medical examination reveals more questions than answers, and the protagonist's discovery in his front yard leaves him forever changed. A story that delves into the unknown, leaving readers to ponder what lies just beyond the realm of human understanding.
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A Beginning
Ted Tschopp shares the first chapter of a new fiction project, rooted in memory and myth. A woman sorting through her grandfather’s papers discovers echoes of ancient stories, written in his hand but drawn from deeper wells of human remembrance.
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The Path West: Reflections on Time, Forgiveness, and Departure
This evocative poem explores themes of time, forgiveness, and the human quest for redemption. Through imagery of the ocean, sand, and a journey into the west, the poet conveys a sense of longing, reflection, and peaceful acceptance of life's inevitable end.