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Experiential Learning and Its Synergy with Artificial Intelligence

When we think about the future of learning, our minds often wander to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). These technologies have the potential to revolutionize how we learn and process information. But what if we could couple these advanced technologies with experiential learning? Good friend Anna CohenMiller pinged me on this topic recently,…

Harmony Over Heroism: Why the Republic Does Not Need Geniuses

The concept that a republic does not need geniuses may seem counterintuitive to many, given our society’s emphasis on individual greatness and exceptional intelligence. However, a deeper exploration of this idea reveals profound wisdom underneath its surface. In this blog post, we will dissect why a republic system does not necessarily require geniuses to function…

Breaking Out of Our Own Biases: A Journey to Self Awareness

The world is a vast tapestry of diverse perspectives and unique worldviews. Yet, we often find ourselves trapped within the confines of our own biases and assumptions. This limited perspective can hinder our growth and understanding, obscuring the rich complexity of life beyond our own experiences. But what if we could step outside ourselves? What…

Shifting the Blame: The User vs Developer in Digital Spaces

In our rapidly evolving digital world, we often find ourselves grappling with cyber challenges, software bugs, and system crashes. Historically, there has been a tendency to blame users when things go wrong, with phrases like “Read the friggin’ manual” (RTFM) implying that the fault lies with the user’s lack of understanding. However, as user experience…

Understanding Privilege in Arguments: Principles vs Personal Opinions

Discussions about social inequality often involve examining the concept of privilege—the unearned benefits and advantages people receive simply because of their identity, whether race, gender, class, sexuality, or disability status. However, privilege also manifests subtly in how we argue during conversations and debates, specifically when the focus shifts away from broader principles to personal experiences…