The big story this week is, of course, Elon Musk buying Twitter for $44 billion. The two big questions the media seem to be asking are: …

  Some people wake us up. They bring us a new idea or a new way to do things. They challenge us to think differently, …

The one thing that keeps us moving. We all know what it is. Without it we are nothing. With it, we can do anything. But …

  We, as humans, like to categorize. It makes the world easier to digest. We fit the people around us into labels: users, coworkers, competitors. …

  Most people here will know all about Joseph Cambell’s archetypal “Hero’s Journey”. While everybody else remains in the village, sipping cocktails, the Hero heads out …

  Christmas, 1944. The Battle Of The Bulge. Hitler’s last roll of the dice, his final offensive of the War. Hitler had this idea that if …

  This semiotic simply nails so much that is going on in the world these days. First off, we have COVID and all the brouhaha …

  Nearly two decades later, this 2004 image seems to have aged particularly well. It got us thinking again about  “Digital Transformation”. DT, as you know, is …

  In the right hands, fear is not a handicap, but an advantage. A tailwind, not a headwind. Evolution gave us fear millions of years ago …

  Every social subculture is held together by language. Subcultures repeat certain words that other subcultures hardly use at all. This is where buzzwords come from. This …

  With all the disruption and chaos the last two COVID years have brought, this image rings even more true now than it did back in …

There is an old principle in law, “Nullum crimen sine lege” (No crime without a law). In other words, for something to be a crime, first, there …