Moving fast, but not forward. You might be on autopilot.

Everyone else's emergency is not your priority.

I spent years measuring productivity. Utilization rates. Capacity planning. The algebra of human output.
Here is what I learned: the numbers only told half the story.

Feeling overwhelmed isn't a personal failing but a predictable response to an objectively heavy load.

Caesar's legitimacy was built on pandering, strategic exception-making, and authority consolidation masquerading as stability. His populism wasn't charity. It was leverage.

I've always reached for the ellipsis instead of the em dash. Neither is particularly grammatically sound, but when you see my ... you know I'm saying meanwhile, hold on now, or stay with me. A random thought as I consider my evolution as a writer, and becoming comfortable with the unconventional.

Labor’s share of U.S. output just fell to the lowest level in the BLS record (back to 1947): 53.8%. Historically, labor’s share was closer to 60–65% for much of the postwar period.
So while you may hear an over half goes to workers talking point...

Fascism doesn’t require hatred from everyone. It survives on the comfort of those who think they’re safe.