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I’ve been using LLMs for coding assistance since they became available, and more recently, I’ve been deep in the trenches with the new generation of agentic coding tools—the ones that don’t just suggest code but autonomously execute tasks, manage files, and run commands. Long enough to develop instincts about when they’ll succeed, when they’ll struggle, and when they’ll… Read more: When AI Agents Panic : A Power User’s Skepticism

The Accidental Discovery Sometimes the most profound insights arrive through chance encounters. A random YouTube interview, a curious question, an unexpected conversation—and suddenly the familiar world reveals hidden dimensions. Today’s exploration of Russell T. Hurlburt’s groundbreaking research on inner experience represents exactly this kind of accidental enlightenment: the discovery that human consciousness varies far more dramatically than we… Read more: The Hidden Architecture of Human Connection: How Consciousness Diversity Shapes Our Relationships

Complementary Perspectives on a Complex Challenge Recent research on AI adoption in the workplace presents an intriguing methodological case study. MIT’s Project NANDA report (July 2025) and several contemporaneous academic studies appear to reach different conclusions about the role of job security concerns in AI resistance. Rather than contradictory findings, these studies may be capturing different aspects of… Read more: Understanding AI Adoption: When Different Methodologies Reveal Different Truths