Between Two Worlds: Signals — Work, Loyalty, and the Myth of Corporate Family
Hello again, dear readers. Today’s signal comes from an unusual source — an AI‑generated road sign that looks like it should exist in the real world but absolutely doesn’t. It’s too long for drivers, too dense for roadside safety, and too ideologically pointed to be anything other than a feed‑native artifact. It was built for […]
A Slave to Abundance: How Canada’s Riches Became Its Chains
I should begin with a confession: the content of this article is well outside my professional wheelhouse. These ideas have been sitting in my head for years, but only recently have I found a way to articulate them. So, if I sound like an authority, I’m not. I’m just a simple Canadian, drinking coffee in […]
Why Canada Should Train the Next Generation of Drone Pilots
A reflection on a future Japan and Canada have not yet admitted There is a moment at every school graduation — elementary, junior high, it doesn’t matter — when a child is handed a microphone and asked the ceremonial question, What do you want to be when you grow up? The room leans forward. Parents […]