Artificial intelligence will become the greatest educational opportunity in human history — and why we need to start building the tools today. — YNOT! My perspective on education, technology, and the future of our children. There is an old habit humanity has, and we’re … Continue readingRaising children in the age of AI: We must educate them for tomorrow, not yesterday
The Children have to dance — YNOT! Fidel Castro would have turned one hundred years old this week, and I see people here and there celebrating the occasion. Celebrate him if you wish. I prefer to remember what he cost everyone, especially the Children of … Continue readingFidel Castro at 100: Ask Whether the Children Still Play
Fauci versus Fauci: The prosecution’s most damaging eyewitness may be Fauci himself. -YNOT! If you are ever planning to do something illegal, moderately illegal, questionably ethical, or merely embarrassing enough to require a congressional hearing, my first piece of advice is simple: Do not keep … Continue readingDear Diary: Dr. Fauci and the Strange Habit of Powerful Men Writing Their Own Alibis
Maybe the future of school is not making children sit longer, but helping them learn faster, think deeper, and spend the rest of the day becoming actual human beings. — YNOT! Can a school day be shorter, smarter, and still produce better students — or … Continue readingCan a Child Learn More in Two Hours Than in Six?
Let Children touch the Earth and the Earth will teach them to live — YNOT! When did dirt become the enemy and the backyard become a hazardous waste site? Mama, I understand the fear. The world will sell you a fresh one every morning before … Continue readingAre We Raising Children or Just Storing Them Until Adulthood?
Most fights aren’t about who’s right — they’re about who’s hurt.- YNOT The boy sat on the porch steps, kicking the air like it owed him money. Grandpa watched from his chair, the one that creaked louder than the crickets. “You look like you’re tryin’ … Continue readingIt’s Not About You, Kid
The sky was painted pink and orange as Mason and Grandpa Joe walked the same winding trail as before. This time, Mason wasn’t lagging behind — he was kicking pebbles, staring at the ground, lost in thought. Grandpa Joe: “You’re awful quiet today, partner. Usually, … Continue readingA Walk & Talk in the Park – and The Mysterious Girl
Mankind has a curious habit of reaching for quick fixes, and more often than not, those fixes come in a bottle no bigger than a pocket flask. Tylenol—our trusted companion for every headache, fever, and ache—sits on the nightstand like a silent priest, ready to … Continue readingTylenol, Sunlight, and the Shadows of Autism
The Internet’s Memory is Longer Than Yours When I was a kid, ruining your reputation took serious effort — crashing your bike into the principals car, getting caught with a love note in math class, or making a fool of yourself at the school dance. … Continue reading📣Your Kids, Their Posts, and Their Futures: A Modern Survival Guide
Well, let me tell you, friend, tariffs are just the taxes countries slap on goods coming across their borders. It’s like a toll booth for trade – you bring in a wagon of apples or steel, and you’ve got to pay the gatekeeper a fee. … Continue readingTRUMP’S TARRIFS
If you’ve never spent a summer at your Uncle Bob’s lakeside cabin, learning how to live, think, and fend for yourself, then you’ve missed out on the best education this side of a college degree. Uncle Bob was the kind of man who knew how … Continue readingSummers with Uncle Bob: Lessons, Laughter, and Life by the Lake