A man who lives by reason, submitting to the mystery, the feeling, and the Spirit.
AI may force a short-term policy answer I do not like, because markets can discover the future faster than families can survive the transition.
There is no costless morality.
What I think the world looks like by June 1, 2036
The old world punished the forager brain. The new one may need it.
I asked five frontier models to bracket belief. The pattern still held.
The deeper science looks, the harder accident has to work.
Christians need a trusted place to ask, learn, pray, and take the next faithful step in the ordinary hours where most discipleship actually happens.
The borders between fields were never real. AI is about to prove it.
Long-form essays on faith and technology. Christian conviction, argued in the open.
At 45, building a company means the founder has to become part of the infrastructure.
Resentment is cheaper than creation. It always has been.
I do not want to sleep. I stop because I have to.
In the next economy, refusing AI will not make you principled. It will make you irrelevant.
The overlap was the warning.
What happens when necessity gets removed faster than man learns how to live without it?
The deeper you inspect reality, the less accident looks like an answer and the more it looks like an evasion.
Proximity has gravity.
I told him I was starting two companies.
On endurance, agency, faith, and the difference between strength and stupidity
Why the cost of starting a real company just collapsed, and why most investors are still pricing the old world
Routing is policy, and the defaults are already training the public.
