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Automation Will Reward the Competent and Expose the Lazy
A few years ago, a manufacturing company we provide technology support for installed a new automated production system.
Mar 18
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Brent Raeth
Tools Do Not Create Capability
Not long ago I watched a contractor unload a truck full of expensive equipment at a job site.
Mar 17
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Brent Raeth
Why Curiosity Matters More in the AI Era
Not long ago, I was talking with someone about how they had been using AI tools in their work.
Mar 15
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Brent Raeth
Why Information Is Abundant but Wisdom Is Scarce
The Man Who Could Remember Everything
Mar 14
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Brent Raeth
Content Without Complacency
When I was a young man, contentment felt like failure.
Mar 13
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Brent Raeth
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Commitment Is the Price of Stability
Lessons From the Ground
Mar 12
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Brent Raeth
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The Question of Faith
A logic walk through the most unavoidable leap we all make.
Mar 11
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Brent Raeth
Why Identity Verification at the Ballot Box Should Not Surprise Us
A few weeks ago, Kara and I closed on our home.
Mar 10
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Brent Raeth
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The Inefficiency of Government
Why Government, by Design, Struggles to Manage Anything Well.
Mar 9
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Brent Raeth
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Technology Is Not the Villain We Want It to Be
The other night I was doing what most of us do more than we would like to admit.
Mar 6
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Brent Raeth
Why Most People Do Not Actually Want Freedom
Freedom Demands Responsibility, Ownership, and Consequences. Comfort Asks for None of Them.
Mar 5
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Brent Raeth
The Lost Art of Boredom
How constant stimulation is killing deep thinking, creativity, and resilience
Mar 4
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Brent Raeth
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