The Bundle and the Lens
Public discourse welds separable claims into take-it-or-leave-it bundles. Humility is what takes them apart — and humility requires having seen it modeled.
Reflection
When Capacity Changes, Boundaries Become Architecture
During my third round of chemo, a feature flag failure exposed how tunnel vision, unshared load, and poor boundaries can export work strain into the people closest to us.
Moral Adulthood in a Tribal Age
I am wired for binary thinking, and tribalism comes naturally to me. This is my attempt to choose a better standard: sacred people, fallible ideas, and restrained power.