Everybody’s Prejudiced: Including the Man Who Wrote This
Most people think prejudice is something other people have. This book takes that apart. Richard Lowe puts his own biases on the table first, then shows that t
Category: People
Stories and lessons from interactions with people who have made a significant impact, from CEOs and mentors to colleagues and clients whose perspectives have shaped professional growth.
Critical ThinkingThe Villainization of America: Why the Story We Tell Ourselves Matters
America's failures are real. This documents the operation that uses them to build a permanent indictment, who built it, who funds it, what it costs.
Behind the BookI Grew Up in California. I No Longer Live There.
He would talk about what happened to him. That was not the problem. The problem was that nobody wanted to listen.
Behind the BookThe Only Open Seat Was Next to a Black Kid. His Name Was Sam.
Every signal my nervous system sent said do not sit there. I sat there because there was nowhere else to go. Within a week we were friends.
Behind the BookI Got Tired of Religious Answers That Did Not Match Reality
I did not set out to write theology. I started trying to make sense of existence because the explanations I grew up with created more problems than they solved.
Critical ThinkingWhat Is a Polymath? (And Why It Might Describe You)
A polymath works across many fields instead of drilling into one. Here is what the pattern looks like, the signs you might have it, and why it becomes an asset when the world changes fast.
Behind the BookNobody Else Asked. I Sat on the Folding Chair and He Told Me.
You want to know about the war, he said, making that familiar sucking sound through his teeth. It didn't start with Pearl Harbor for me.
Behind the BookI Have Owned a Lucky Shirt. I Have Knocked on Wood.
I am not immune to any of this. The question is never whether you think irrationally. It is whether anybody has died of it.
Behind the BookI Left the Church at Fourteen. I Was Baptized in December 2024.
I left convinced Christianity was not for people who could not sit still or focus. It took decades to hear a version of it that had room for me.
Behind the BookA Dancer With a Bone Through Her Nose Taught Me How to Ghostwrite
A bold and wildly creative dancer with a bone through her nose and tattoos that once made my conservative side shudder. We became friends.
Behind the BookIt Took a Camera to Make Me Comfortable Around Women
I went looking for a method and found several. None of them made me comfortable in a room with a woman in it. A camera did that, years later, entirely by accident.
Artificial IntelligenceWhat I Learned in Pascal in 1980 That Every AI Executive Should Know
In 1980 I wrote Pascal for a water district that lost contact with half its infrastructure for weeks each winter, and we built a control system that ran without humans, knew its own limits, and failed safely when it hit…