The Global Retreat from Work: Comfort Today, Consequences Tomorrow

From “quiet quitting” in the West to “lying flat” in Asia, the world is redefining its relationship with work. But beneath the push for balance lies a deeper risk: a slow erosion of purpose, productivity, and long-term prosperity.

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Faith, Identity, and Belonging: Is My Head Scarf ‘As American as Apple Pie’?

A personal reflection on faith, identity, and belonging—revisiting a 2009 perspective in today’s more polarized world, and asking whether outward identity brings us closer together or further apart.

You Talkin’ to Me? — The Bluetooth Conversation Olympics

Ever tried talking to someone who’s also on a Bluetooth call? This funny take, inspired by Taxi Driver, captures the confusion, frustration, and silent rage of modern conversations.

Star Trek vs Battlestar Galactica: Why I’m Rooting for BSG

While Star Trek imagined a polished future where humanity thrives, Battlestar Galactica throws us into chaos where survival is never guaranteed. This is a personal take on why one feels inspiring—and the other feels real.

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The Hidden Cost of Intelligence: Can AI Grow Without Draining the World?

AI is transforming the world—but behind the scenes, massive data centers are consuming unprecedented amounts of water and energy. As infrastructure struggles to keep up, the real question emerges: can we scale intelligence responsibly without overwhelming the planet?