April 1, 2025
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein was never just a horror story. It was a warning—a prophetic vision of what happens when we create without accountability. Victor Frankenstein’s great […]
March 29, 2025
For 34 years, I fought to get my students to think for themselves. They fought back—hard. Not because they were stupid, but because real thinking is […]
March 27, 2025
I woke up today feeling deeply alienated from the world around me. The erosion of education, healthcare, and basic compassion can feel overwhelming—not just as political […]
March 25, 2025
A few days ago, I shared the Three Pillars of my second act:Alignment. Intelligence. Speed. What I didn’t say—yet—is that I’m also open for work. After […]
March 23, 2025
At 62, I should probably be winding things down.Instead, I’m building something up. After 34 years as a professor of English and Film Studies, I’ve shifted […]
March 20, 2025
Introduction: Driving into the Future with One Foot in the Past In a world where cars are becoming silent, software-driven, and shared, the classic sports car […]
March 17, 2025
Introduction – More Than Just a Machine? Artificial Intelligence is often seen as a cold, mechanical tool—an entity that processes data without emotion or true understanding. […]
March 16, 2025
Introduction – Two Sides of the Same Passion For some, cars are tools for competition—machines built for the absolute limit, where fractions of a second separate […]
March 12, 2025
The Dying Art of Driving? There was a time when the dream of owning a sports car was universal—when posters of Ferraris, Porsches, and Mustangs lined […]