Jan 16Understanding the World we live inThe earth isn’t 75% water. It’s all rock. 75% of its surface area is covered in water. And it’s really not that deep. It is deep because of our incapacity to manipulate large volumes of water effectively. Besides, a brick could kill us. A large volume of water is pretty insurmountable for us. Let’s take an average size asteroid, say 10 miles across, that’s plummeting to earth and is going to crash into the ocean. The deepest part of the ocean is 7 miles. That’s it. If the asteroid hit there, three miles of the asteroid are going to be sticking out of the ocean.Science1 min readScience1 min read
Jan 16Is Communism bad?I am a born and bred Capitalist. My earliest memories of books are Atlas Shrugged and Jeffrey Archer’s, The Fourth Estate. At 34, I can still remember pivotal texts I read as a child about building businesses and the leverage that came from doing so. It shapes how I think…Politics4 min readPolitics4 min read
Feb 19, 2022Toughest things on the Planet.Prose, Poetry, and Essays Our kind has stood on the heads of women and their efforts for time immemorial. Yet, they smile so wholly today. But in their counterparts they’ve finally lost trust, likely in its entirety. They weren’t given sufficient credit or the thanks, for their thorough support.Womenhood1 min readWomenhood1 min read
Feb 17, 2022You don’t want to go too long spending too much time working on your job than you do on yourself.End quote.Jobs1 min readJobs1 min read
Feb 16, 2022What’s your bedtime?Prose, Poetry, and Essays Me: “It’s way past my bedtime.” My ego: “What’s a good bedtime?” Me: “A reasonable human being should go to bed at 11.” My ego: I have no desire to be a reasonable human being.Lifestyle1 min readLifestyle1 min read
Feb 13, 2022There’s no Time for FictionProse, Poetry, and Essays It’s not criticism. It is likely only an observation. It’s important nonetheless, I’m fairly certain. But there isn’t; there’s no time for fiction. Not if you’re paying attention. The world is a large place. There’s a lot going on. A lot of stories remain untold. New…Book Recommendations1 min readBook Recommendations1 min read
Feb 12, 2022Haruki Murakami: Norwegian WoodBook Review I heard about this dude and have meant to read his work for a while now. It finally came available on my Libby. Bro, I took one read of the synopsis and I’ve decided I might not read it at all. That’s quite juvenile.Books1 min readBooks1 min read
Feb 12, 2022Aspiration-ally speaking.Prose, Poetry, and Essays “I’m going to be the President.” “Of what?” “A Country” “Which Country? “It doesn’t matter.”Art1 min readArt1 min read
Feb 6, 2022A dying breed.Commentary Maybe the building of roads, bridges, and infrastructure is a dying business to be involved in. Governments and its federal banks are deep in the business of printing cash to invest in infrastructure as a means to fuel the economy. It works until it doesn’t work. If technology has eliminated the need to actually have to go anywhere to facilitate something then they’re certainly investing in a dying breed.Business1 min readBusiness1 min read
Feb 6, 2022Greatest words of all timeAn ongoing list Writ Lucre Subversive Proverbial Prodigal Formidable Radical Asymmetric Significant …World1 min readWorld1 min read
