The Legacy Written in the Sky “Thank you Apollo 8. You saved 1968.” That telegram, sent by an anonymous stranger to commander Frank Borman, has become one of the most resonant phrases in spaceflight history. 1968 was a year of assassinations, Vietnam, riots, and a nation divided as it hadn’t …

Wikipedia Was Just A Dream in 2001 If you’re reading this, you’ve probably used Wikipedia. Maybe to satisfy a curiosity. To settle an argument. To learn something new at 3 in the morning or 3 in the afternoon. Wikipedia is accessible when you need it with no login, no paywall, …

Wholeworthy: The Hidden Geometry of a Legacy Worthy Life. Wholeworthy fills a genuine gap in the English language. We already have wholehearted (full commitment), worthwhile (worth the effort), and meaningful (having significance). None of these capture all three simultaneously but wholeworthy does.

Did We Invent or Discover Time? The question, “Did We Invent or Discover Time?” hinges on how we define time. Are we referring to the underlying phenomenon that exists whether or not we observe it, or to the human-made system we use to measure it? If by “time” we mean …

Your Wisdom Has a Half-Life Wisdom unexpressed dissolves, dissipates, disappears. The insights you’ve gained, the patterns you can see, the understanding you’ve developed. If it stays only in your head, it evaporates. Wisdom unexpressed dissolves. The insights you’ve gained, the patterns you can see, the understanding you’ve developed. If it …