Month: April 2026
Backwards Trend: Intentional Imperfection
Marketing has a new strategy for sounding human: manufacture the imperfection. It is worth paying attention to, not because it works, but because of what it says about where we […]
They Called It Predicting, We Used to Call It Gambling
Imagine watching a car speed down a road and from a distance you can see clearly that further ahead there is no road, just a cliff. You stand there wondering […]
Why Companies Must Invest in Employees Beyond Salary and Benefits
I read an article about BNY giving workers $6,500 toward a down payment on a home, specifically for first-time buyers making under $100,000. In a previous blog I spoke about […]
The New Phishing Is a Prompt: The Cost of Replacing Human Judgment
Corporate leaders are cutting staff and replacing human roles with AI agents. Tech vendors are selling the dream: faster workflows, lower costs, fewer people, more output. Here is the problem, […]