Masonic Security: Prove Yourself
How the original masons proved their cleverness with security, and how modern computing follows cues from medieval stone masons. Continue reading Masonic Security: Prove Yourself
Category: knowledge
Data Driven Masonry
What works in Masonry and how do we know? Continue reading Data Driven Masonry
Rare vs. Common: How We Think About Threat
What’s happening in your circle of friends and family profoundly impacts how you think about risk and threat. Continue reading Rare vs. Common: How We Think About Threat
The Marketplace of Ideas in 2020
The marketplace of ideas is a nice metaphor, but it has some real problems in 2020, and we’re suffering as a result Continue reading The Marketplace of Ideas in 2020
What is the Value of Research & Knowledge Work?
What I learned about knowledge and research work after doing it for years Continue reading What is the Value of Research & Knowledge Work?
Theory and its Limits
Music theory isn’t science, it describes what is good, but does not say what can be. Continue reading Theory and its Limits
The Hype Cycle: How We Adopt New Ideas
The hype cycle helps tell the story of how societies experiment and learn, and what it shows us about people’s psychology Continue reading The Hype Cycle: How We Adopt New Ideas
Esoteric Sharp Edges
Esoteric study has dangers, which we take a look at and explore Continue reading Esoteric Sharp Edges
Masculine and Feminine
The duality between masculine and feminine drives how we see key aspects of the world. Continue reading Masculine and Feminine
Say My Name
Certain feelings are overwhelming. Or confusing and twisted; we can’t even begin to describe what’s going on inside of ourselves. A person close to me once relayed a story about being with a therapist, and being overcome with feelings of anxiety. The therapist told her not to focus on naming the feeling, but just experiencing … Continue reading Say My Name
