The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Tag: curiosity

The two objectives

Whatever one does, it always comes with two objectives. One is the short-term objective; the

Applying the protocol

When two computers seek to connect and exchange data, they always start with a short

Don’t settle

Steve Jobs is supposed to have shared the following: “You’ve got to find what you

It’s Not It. Yet.

In today’s blog post, David duChemin reflected on the difference between a sighting and a

The Great Dictator

In “The Great Dictator” Chaplin cast himself in two roles: the fascist dictator (“Adenoid Hynkel”)

From programming to AI

The desire to have one answer one may trust is tremendous. Having that answer would

Unlock your potential

Most often the invitation to “unlock your potential” is more about selling some new knowledge

What you are capable of

There is only one way to figure out what one is capable of. It’s doing

Think bigger

When confronted with a dilemma the answer might be found by asking a larger question.

Looking back

Everything we do carries meaning. Such meaning is based on the intent of our actions,