Right now I keep coming back to a few threads.
Don’t JADE? is about over-explaining in low-trust workplace conversations, especially when the real issue is role clarity, process, or authority.
The Useful Instability of the West is the longest version of a thread about large moral words and institutional evasion: law, land, budget, procedure, and responsibility disappearing into civilizational language.
AI sycophancy as digital priesthood, Interface friction and critical thinking, and Radical AI defaults belong together. They are all circling the same worry: tools that make thinking feel easier can also make judgment easier to hand away.
Writing is the thinking, Reverse outline, and Concision as empathy give the clearest sense of what I keep trying to say to academic writers.
The older material in the museum is less current, but Saint John on screen and Filmmaking in Saint John still matter to me. They come from a period when I was learning what it means to make things with other people.