I spend most of my time reading, thinking, and writing at the intersections of theology, philosophy, technology, and science, with a particular fascination for where modern questions collide with ancient truths.
My living comes from technology & design. My meaning comes from discipleship. This site is a working notebook: essays in progress, links worth sharing, questions I'm still circling, and occasional attempts to say something clearly about things that matter.
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Why high-end Swiss watches are so expensive
Mechanical Swiss watches aren’t priced for timekeeping. They’re priced for scarcity, craftsmanship, and cultural signaling. This clip shows century-old artisanal processes, micro‑precision complications, and deliberately constrained supply that turn objects like Dufour’s Simplicity and MB&F pieces into financialized art (2% of global units, yet over 50% of market value!).
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Birthright
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On the Limits of AI Reasoning
A thoughtful piece on what 'understanding' means and whether current AI systems have it.
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On Distraction
The problem isn't that we're bad at focusing. It's that we've built environments hostile to focus.
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John Maeda on Simplicity
Revisiting Maeda's 'Laws of Simplicity'—still relevant, perhaps more than ever.