Practical writing on AI in education, education technology, IT leadership, cybersecurity and digital transformation.
Richard Nixon was the 37th President of the United States and, like Donald Trump, belonged to the Republican Party. During his presidency, in 1972, surveillance devices were secretly planted in the Democratic Party’s headquarters. Nixon’s associates used these devices to monitor Democratic campaign strategies ahead of the election. Two Washington Post reporters, Bob Woodward and […]
When the Powerful Kneel: Fear, Faith, and the Human Condition Read Post »
To understand where the Iran-America confrontation is heading, we must first travel back to the final months of World War II — because history, when ignored, has a habit of repeating itself with far greater brutality. The Japanese Parallel: When a Superpower Runs Out of Patience By March 1945, Nazi Germany was collapsing from within. […]
The Ghost of Hiroshima: Why the Iran-America War Could End With a Nuclear Flash Read Post »
War doesn’t announce itself with a polite knock. It arrives fast, loud, and disorienting — and the people who fare best are almost never the strongest or the luckiest. They’re the ones who thought ahead, stayed calm, and knew what to do when everything around them fell apart. This guide is for civilians. No military […]
The Beginning of the End A future in which AI systems make lethal decisions entirely on their own — without waiting for a human being to press a button. To understand how we get there, it helps to look at the progression already underway. Today, artificial intelligence in warfare is primarily assistive. It gathers intelligence, […]
When high-profile scandals resurface, the public pays attention. And when global conflicts erupt within days of those headlines, many begin to question whether the timing is coincidence — or something more deliberate. Recently, renewed discussions surrounding figures previously linked in public reporting to Jeffrey Epstein — including Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, and Bill […]
Scandal, War, and Power: Coincidence, Strategy, or the Politics of Timing? Read Post »
TWO WARS. ONE WORLD. The Israel–Iran Crisis & the Pakistan–Afghanistan War Explained Best outcomes. Worst outcomes. What happens next. And what it means for all of us. Two wars that were “never supposed to happen” just broke open simultaneously — one in the Middle East involving Iran directly for the first time, one on the […]
For more than a decade, classrooms around the world have been racing toward digitalization. Tablets replaced textbooks, smartboards replaced chalkboards, and learning apps promised to “revolutionize” education. But something interesting is happening now. Countries like the United States and Sweden—often seen as leaders in educational innovation—are quietly reversing course. Schools are reducing screen time, banning […]
The most dangerous thing a school can do right now is prepare students for a world that no longer exists. The jobs that will define 2040 haven’t been invented yet — and the schools that will lead aren’t scrambling to react when the future arrives. They’re already living in it.
Data without governance is a liability. Discover how AI-ready schools are building trust, protecting privacy, and embedding ethical AI practices to safeguard their communities and future.
The diploma of the future is a portfolio of skills the world can verify. Here’s how AI-ready schools are building student skill certification pathways that bridge education and employment.
The Silent Revolution: How WebAssembly is Reshaping Web Development Why the technology you’ve never heard of might be the most important innovation in web development since JavaScript Remember when Steve Jobs famously refused to support Flash on the iPhone? That single decision in 2010 accelerated the death of browser plugins and ushered in the era […]
The Silent Revolution: How WebAssembly is Reshaping Web Development Read Post »
You know that padlock icon in your browser? The one that makes you feel safe when you’re shopping online or accessing your bank account? I need to tell you something that might keep you up at night: there are organizations right now harvesting and storing your encrypted data, waiting patiently for the day they can […]
The Encryption Apocalypse: Why Your “Secure” Data Might Already Be Compromised Read Post »
