better doing

Breaking down the infinite workday.

Microsoft did some research to discover that people are working a lot more. Not to worry, AI agents (from Microsoft) will be the solution: “There’s a new generation of professionals rising through the chaos—not by working more, but by working […]

better doing

The neuroscience of achieving your goals.

“No matter who you are, and no matter what kind of goal you’re pursuing, there’s a single brain circuit that governs all goal related behavior. The brain circuit that Alexander used to conquer Greece is the exact same one that […]

tech, startups, internet

The power of great brand.

An interview with Preston Rutherford, cofounder of Chubbies last decade and a brand marketing tech platform this decade. “Preston also unpacks how metrics and feedback loops can help measure the success of brand-building efforts and shares insights on how Chubbies […]

fun facts

Oldest known mechanical clock.

“Here’s a brief tour of the oldest known mechanical clock, which is at the Salisbury Cathedral in the UK. It’s both simple and elegant, considering what tools and technology were available in 1386!” ~ learn more

fun facts

Vegetative electron microscopy.

“This phrase, which sounds technical but is actually nonsense, has become a “digital fossil” – an error preserved and reinforced in artificial intelligence (AI) systems that is nearly impossible to remove from our knowledge repositories.” ~ learn more

big ideas

Investors pile into rocks to absorb carbon emissions.

“Tech companies, banks and shipping groups are investing in a method of carbon dioxide removal that promises to speed up the chemical reaction between absorbent rocks and rainfall. The natural geological process is accelerated by spreading crushed silicate rock onto […]

big ideas

First electric aircraft lands at JFK.

“Beta Technologies became the first U.S. company to land an all-electric aircraft carrying passengers at New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport June 3, 2025.” ~ learn more

big ideas

One step closer to green hydrogen.

“The Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) … has developed a technology that stably generates high photocurrent under natural sunlight to efficiently produce hydrogen.” More energy is better! ~ learn more