Explorations of human dialogue, the physics of communication, and the space between people. These essays examine how we connect through language, the temporal dimensions of exchange, and the art of genuine presence in an increasingly distracted world.
Conversation’s greatest value emerges when we abandon the pursuit of utility. Like art or contemplation, its importance lies in its apparent uselessness—creating meaning and connection that transcends instrumental purpose.
Political correctness attempts the impossible: picking up shit by its clean side. We sanitize language while unaddressed realities fester. Perhaps true engagement requires getting our hands dirty—and knowing how to wash them afterward.
Three kinds of conversation help to build more effective and harmonious teams.
