Jake LaCaze

Over the last few weeks, I've pivoted from writing to sketching.

Another casualty of the midlife crisis, I'm sure.

Time was on Twitter's side back in the network's early days.

Business communication is broken.

What qualifies as creativity?

That's the question I've been asking since seeing the below toot from Gary Marcus.

On this blog, I recently made the case for why writers should kill more trees.

We're on the fast track to THE END.

Or, so some people will tell you.

When your kids show your their art work, you have two options:

1. You can pick it apart.
2. You can enjoy it for what it is.

I recently finished listening to the audiobook version of Number Go Up: Inside Crypto's Wild Rise and Staggering Fall by Zeke Faux. The subtitle tells it all: The book is about the craziness that was the first crypto bubble. (As Bitcoin's price hovers around $70,000, another bubble appears raring to pop.)

If I were a single-issue voter in 2024, I'd vote solely on how I felt the presidential candidates would handle antitrust cases against Big Tech, not because I think tech antitrust is America's greatest issue but because it's one of the few issues we have long-overdue positive momentum on.

So many of us love tech yet have fallen out of love with the companies which comprise the tech industry.