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Reading Notes: The Lost World of Genesis One
Halfway through John Walton's The Lost World of Genesis One. What if the first readers of Genesis heard 'create' as assigning purpose rather than making matter? An early observation, written down before the full think-through.
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Reading Notes: A People's History of the United States
Howard Zinn opens A People's History by admitting he's taking a side. A truth-seeker on why a historian who declares his bias is easier to trust than one who calls his own position common sense.
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Low-Priced Think Work
We form beliefs cheaply — grabbing the lowest-effort conclusion because it's easy or fun to believe. A tech professional on the five ways we skip the think-work, and why the truth is worth what it actually costs.
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The Assumption: Humanity's Most Limiting Mental Framework
Most of us live under a belief we never named: producing belongs to someone else. AI is about to make that belief catastrophic — or finally false. From a tech founder and Bible student.
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The Sky's the Limit... Sometimes 😂
A late time musing about the woes of LLM model rate limits.
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Who's Raising Superman? A Guide On Who To Believe About AI
AI opinions are everywhere — from total hype to total doom. This guide gives you 8 practical filters for deciding who's actually worth listening to, from a tech professional who builds with AI daily.