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The Water and the Well

The Water and the Well

There’s a story about almond farms in California. Massive industrial operations that consumed so much water that communities across the border in Mexico started running dry. The companies made billions. The people lost their water. Then, somehow, the public...

Curiosity Is the Skill AI Cannot Replace and We Are Losing It

Curiosity Is the Skill AI Cannot Replace and We Are Losing It

We are handing the most powerful tool in human history to a population that is increasingly unprepared to question what it tells them. That is not a technology problem. It is a human one. Artificial intelligence is accelerating at a pace that no policy, curriculum, or...

The Sea of Grief Has No Shores

The Sea of Grief Has No Shores

Primo Levi’s words echo a truth that many of us have felt, yet perhaps don’t know how to put into words: “The sea of grief has no shores, no bottom; no one can sound its depths.” We often underestimate the journey of grief and even judge others by how long it takes...

The Paradox of Power and Equality in International Law

The Paradox of Power and Equality in International Law

If the United Nations is the global body meant to represent and protect human rights, and international law is established to govern how nations interact with one another, then why do we still see nations acting as if they are beyond these laws? If all humans are...

Rethinking the Sales Process in Data Solutions

Rethinking the Sales Process in Data Solutions

Having spent a significant part of my career in sales, particularly in selling data solutions, I've come to realize that the conventional sales approach is fundamentally flawed when it comes to data. Working for a company that developed data solutions, I noticed an...