What do I do when life’s little things turn into life’s big things? I start with the one on top, and I work my way down. Just like washing dishes.
Category: Essays
Aging in Placelessness
Here I am, and I don't know who I am. Everything is so different from who it was before.
How much is one? — a Monday morning existential crisis.
How can I know what half of two is if I don't even know what one is!?
Turtle, Does the Fish Know It’s in a School?
I asked myself, "When I see the waves on the water, am I seeing the velocity of the river or the velocity of its disturbances?"
Soup by Recipe, Soup by Sip, Searching for the Broth
This truing of the sip guides me when recipes are unavailable and ingredients are unknown, because the search for the broth is abductive.
To a Mouse: The Best Laid Plans are Deductive and Inductive
We are exponentially departing from the dark while we are asymptotically approaching the light.
Deductive and Inductive Administration as Management and Leadership
Management tests the hypothesis; leadership sets the hypothesis. Together, through experiment and inquiry, they form the organization’s theory that posits how and why the organization exists.