The people who build civilization rarely become famous

The people who build civilization rarely become famous

When people think about progress, they usually think about famous names. Steve Jobs. Elon Musk. Thomas Edison. The Wright Brothers. Marie Curie. These individuals deserve recognition for their extraordinary contributions. Yet focusing exclusively on famous innovators can obscure a deeper...
We no longer notice the miracles

We no longer notice the miracles

For most of human history, progress was painfully slow. A child born in 1200 would likely live in a world remarkably similar to that of their grandparents. Transportation changed little. Communication changed little. Medicine changed little. Energy came primarily from...
We are living through the second age of engineering

We are living through the second age of engineering

For much of the twentieth century, engineers were the heroes of progress. They built bridges, power plants, railroads, aircraft, telecommunications networks and industrial systems. They electrified cities, connected continents and transformed scientific discoveries into practical tools that improved everyday life....
Sam Altman: The Face of the AI Era

Sam Altman: The Face of the AI Era

A few years ago, most people had never heard of Sam Altman. Today, that is no longer the case. As the CEO of OpenAI and one of the central figures behind ChatGPT, Sam Altman has become one of the most...
Sausalito: The Other Side of the Golden Gate

Sausalito: The Other Side of the Golden Gate

Most visitors cross the Golden Gate Bridge to admire the view. Few realize that one of the Bay Area’s most beautiful destinations is waiting on the other side. Sausalito feels completely different from San Francisco. Just a few minutes after...