Inaccurate invoicing
When you get a bill clearly showing a zero balance, you think, great, I’m up to date and you pay it. And if the following invoices declare the same? But wait, you’d be in error, at least if you’re a …
Category: commentary
Rolling Stone looks at a phenomenon
The following is the response I left on YouTube, after watching the above video by Rolling Stone Magazine, released just hours ago.
“Always happy to see articles, interviews, and reaction videos to BTS. I’ve been a fan since October of 2018, when family members asked me to watch some YouTube MV’s. I had this stereotypical image in my head, so begrudgingly agreed. It was a day that took my life down another path…
When life hands you challenges
A few months ago, I watched this amazing video on a little girl named, Ana, and I happened to run across the video again, this morning. She blew my mind for numerous reasons, but the main one was because of the confidence she exuded.
The first thing you’ll notice about her is her infectious smile and laugh. The second, her profound intelligence. She’s articulate. A deep thinker. As her mother says, “She’s a thirty-eight-year-old in an eight-year-old’s body.”
Rick Beato out of surgery
Rick is one of my favorite persons on YouTube and has been part of my life for a while now. Last week he underwent open heart surgery for a bad valve (mitral valve regurgitation), and I’m pleased to say he’s doing great. He’s back…
I’m back…
The last several days found me knee deep in tech mode. I found a much better hosting deal with Hostinger, and wound up saving beaucoup bucks. It was well worth the time I spent transferring all my sites to my new host. All in all, the process was painless…
How scientists respond to deniers
“We never landed on the moon.” “Climate change is a hoax.” “Vaccines are ineffective.” Our culture feels riddled with anti-science sentiment and there’s no one factor to blame or easy solution to address it. How did we get here and what effect is it having on scientists and their research? Dr. Paul Sutter, one of my favorites, breaks down the societal elements in play and interviews some of his contemporaries to get a sense of where we go from here.