Does quality belong in American efficiency?
In American business, efficiency typically emphasizes two points:
1. Do something as cheaply as possible.
2. Do something as quickly
Addicted to distraction
In the movie T2 Trainspotting, Mark Renton tells Spud:
You’re an addict! So be addicted! Be addicted to something
The truth you know vs. the truth you feel
Why do insecure people believe things they know not to be true? Why do they listen to that nasty voice
What gives generative AI its value?
How much is any one item worth? The simple answer: It’s worth whatever someone will pay for it.
But
Details are like salt
Details are like salt.
A dash adds flavor. But too much kills the dish.
Any time there’s confusion, the
Is this Bluesky's time?
Time was on Twitter’s side back in the network’s early days.
Microblogging was novel and unestablished. And Twitter’
Education's role in business communication dysfunction
Business communication is broken.
We send so much time talking and writing (emails, text messages, Slack and Teams, etc.) but
Creative vs. generative
What qualifies as creativity?
How much work does one need to put into something before he can consider himself creative?
Killing more trees faster
On this blog, I recently made the case for why writers should kill more trees.
That sentiment doesn’t apply
Make art, not friends
We’re on the fast track to THE END.
Or, so some people will tell you. Especially after the latest
