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The end of humans
The end of humans

If anything represents the new new thing in our technological age, it's the arena of artificial intelligence.  From the factory floor to the glitter…

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How to deal with conflict all around us
How to deal with conflict all around us

Look around us. Conflict is everywhere. In our culture, certainly in our politics, in the broader world and in our interactions with institutions.  …

9 years, 11 months ago

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Finance vs. American Business
Finance vs. American Business

Recently I had a conversation with a Professor at UC Berkeley about the subject of Power.  In the course of the conversation he referred to what he …

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Power...it’s not what it used to be.
Power...it’s not what it used to be.

Whether we want to believe it or not, every relationship we have...with a friend, a spouse, a child or co-workers, has a power dynamic as a part of …

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The Magnificent, Maddening, Mysterious World of Transportation
The Magnificent, Maddening, Mysterious World of Transportation

We throw around the word globalization without really thinking about all of its impacts.  The instant and free flow of goods around the corner and a…

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Susan Cain and The Secret Strengths of Introverts
Susan Cain and The Secret Strengths of Introverts

We live in a world of bombast and noise.  Sometimes it seems the volume is turned up full blast, all the time.  A quick look at our Presidential cam…

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A Surfing Life as Art
A Surfing Life as Art

The poet William Blake talked about art as “seeing the world in a grain of sand.” I suppose that what he also meant was the ability to move in so ti…

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Are Riots and Insurrection on the Horizon?
Are Riots and Insurrection on the Horizon?

Not since the 1960’s have we lived in a time of more public anger.  Today, issues of race, economic disparity, power imbalance and distrust of trad…

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Why Physics Matters! - Part II
Why Physics Matters! - Part II

A Scottish writer, back in 1915, coined the phrase “think globally, but act locally.”  While it was about grassroots movements, it could just as eas…

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Why Physics Matters!
Why Physics Matters!

For better or worse, particularly for those of us here in the Bay Area, we have come to think of science in rather utilitarian terms.  A better phon…

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