Breaking Down the 5G Threat
In the world of social media expertise, we demand certainty—almost always false certainty—and punish nuance.
The Security-Prosperity Reckoning
If it ever existed in the minds of the layperson, the white space between national security and economic prosperity is gone.
How MIT Helped Win World War II
In January 1942, German U-boats were so close to the American coast that Nazi commanders could see the lights from New York City’s mighty skyscrapers.
Aging Together, Dying Alone
My neighbors add a richness to our community that money cannot buy.
People Leave, Culture Stays
Culture requires leadership. Culture demands sacrifice. Culture elevates teamwork and common goals.
You and Your Tribe
The best advice I have ever received is so simple it is silly: invest in yourself.
John Wooden’s Secrets to Success
Twelve lessons from the ten-time champion
The Slow Death of American Innovation
The number of Americans starting new businesses has collapsed
Israeli Military Startups
Small, clear-eyed, radically focused teams — startups, military, others — are dangerous because they can do a lot more with a lot less.