At least once a week, in a conversation or email, something is mentioned that I’ve never heard of. A name, a fact, a movement, a programming language…something that I am not familiar with. Still, today, as someone whose coming of
Humanity must begin experimenting
We’ve gotten very comfortable with the “hard” sciences being so neat and tidy. Most of the scientific “truths” we accept today can be “proven” on the back of past theories and previously defended hypotheses. In the long now of humanity
On winning and losing
One of the best lessons I learned from my father was competitive humility. Dad was a tremendous racquetball player. For years he won the competitive “A” league at our Jewish Community Center, beating good players in their 20s when he
Elena 1.11
The last two months have been full for Elena: experiencing her second Thanksgiving and Christmas, traveling up to Toledo and having visits from her grandmother and brother. She also continues to amaze us with the little things she does… *