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Radionics and conventional medicine have rarely spoken the same language. I consider the reasons for that tension while emphasizing careful claims, observation, and the difference between exploration and established medical practice.
Radionics and the Medical Community Read More »
April is more than foolishness and rain; it also holds serious milestones in computing, AI, science, and invention. I use those beginnings to consider how important changes often start quietly before the world notices.
April: A Month for Serious Beginnings Read More »
March combines Roman warnings, Philadelphia weather, daylight-saving time, and college basketball into one reliably unreliable month. This is a humorous look at why March seems determined to test both patience and character.
Generation Jones grew up between the Baby Boomers and Generation X, shaped by closed doors, economic upheaval, and self-reliance. I reflect on technology, work, and why the usual generational labels never quite fit.
Boomer or Joneser? Read More »
My New Year’s Day begins without noise: good coffee, a proper breakfast, leftovers, kindness, and a little mischief. This reflection is about starting slowly, living gratefully, and giving the new year a humane first page.
Happy New Year! How I have fun Read More »
I step away from technical subjects to reflect on a changing hometown, the fading spark of the holidays, and the courage to offer simple goodwill. A little Star Trek and Grinch humor help carry the point.
Looking backward helps us ask better questions about full AI integration. I explore transportation, work, relationships, and social infrastructure—especially the human choices that will shape what intelligent systems become.
AI will disrupt repetitive work, knowledge professions, training paths, and the way people find purpose. I look beyond job counts to the harder question: how society helps people build meaning in an automated world.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work Read More »
A painful foot and several plausible explanations became a lesson in refusing the first confident answer. I reflect on testing assumptions, consulting people with more expertise, and continuing the search until the evidence fits.
Keep Looking Until You Find the Real Answer Read More »
Radionics is often explained either too vaguely or too grandly. I replace the “big pile of dirt” style of explanation with clearer language about information, patterns, instruments, operators, and the need to separate experience from proof.
Understanding Radionics: Beyond the “Big Pile of Dirt” Explanation Read More »
