Zit Happens: Ramblings Through a Video Shoot From a rogue zit to quantum questions, join Mike behind the scenes of a corporate AI video shoot—and discover why rambling might just be the ultimate human interface. Continue Reading →
Curiosapiens: What Your Favorite Scientists Reflect Five dads, one playground question: who’s your favorite scientist? A reflection on Penrose, Hoffman, Leeuwenhoek, and what our scientific heroes reveal about us. Continue Reading →
Saying Yes to One is a No to Many Saying yes means saying no to many other things. A story of GPS mix-ups, family logistics, and the deeper meaning behind volunteering at a kids’ soccer club. Continue Reading →
The Great Upload A Dutch dad reflects on slang, digital legacies, AI-powered journaling, and the philosophical comedy of TV series Upload—all before his morning coffee. Continue Reading →
The Farmer, the Footage, and the Fallout A scooter crash, family conflict, and an old parable intertwine in this reflective journal entry on timing, truth, and tech. Continue Reading →
Rammed by a Scooter, Saved by the Context A scooter crash outside my house led to unexpected reflections on AI amulets, smart glasses, memory, and the cost of context. Here’s what really matters. Continue Reading →
Forgetful Friday and the Cheese-Stick Paradox Three things I forgot before 9 AM, one capitalist metaphor, and a hopeful glimpse into the voice-enabled future of Microsoft 365 Copilot. Continue Reading →
Smart Wedding Rings and the Flexing Art of AI-Free From buffet philosophies to smart rings and AI debates—Mike explores the tools, habits, and puns that shape our lives, one LinkedIn scroll at a time. Continue Reading →
The Xennial Halfway Point: 48 in a World of Transformations A Xennial reflects on subtle yet profound personal change, aging, tech shifts, and love—on his quietly meaningful 48th birthday. Continue Reading →
Can You See What You Can’t Name? Mike reflects on emotion, language, and perception — from EV plugs theft and Gen Alpha slang to a child’s fears and the blue we can’t name. Continue Reading →
