10
Mar
The Wrong Contest
You already know how this story ends.
John Henry, steel-driving man. The 1870s.
A tunnel needed cutting.
A steam drill
1 min read
HYBRID INTELLIGENCE
09
Mar
Before the Computation
You already suspect the tool does less than the pitch deck promised.
In 1940, Britain had a problem no one
1 min read
06
Mar
160 Years of Proof
In 1865, William Jevons published "The Coal Question" and made a prediction nobody believed.
Steam engines had just
1 min read
18
Feb
Unlearn First
Sarah Winchester started building in 1886. She didn't stop for 36 years.
Each room made sense when the
1 min read
04
Feb
One Word, Three Things
Your CEO says "AI strategy." Your engineer says "AI can't do that." They'
1 min read
14
Jan
Depth Transfers, Breadth Doesn't
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but the man who has practiced one
1 min read
06
Jan
The Vanishing Middle
Ten years from now, consulting has two price points. Premium. And free.
You're not wrong to feel the
1 min read
31
Dec
Process Beats Power
In 2005, Garry Kasparov ran an experiment.
The greatest chess player in history had lost to IBM's Deep
1 min read
30
Dec
Out-Skilled vs De-Skilled
On June 1, 2009, Air France Flight 447 fell out of the sky.
The Airbus A330 had flown itself across
1 min read
01
Dec
Use It or Lose It
Skills you don't practice atrophy. This isn't metaphor. It's neuroscience. And AI makes the
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