Tag: existential questions

• How Many Years is One Billion Seconds?

  Quick—before you keep reading, take a guess. I was talking with my cousin the other night when he asked me: “Do you know how long 1 billion seconds represents?” I did some quick mental math and blurted out: “About 30 years.” “Wait… really?” he said. “Yeah, pretty much,” I shrugged. Turns out, I was right. 1 billion seconds…

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  January 22, 2025

  AI & Technology, Conversations, Intuition & Intelligence, Mercurial Minds, Personal Anecdotes, Personal Reflections, Philosophy & Existential Musings, Self-Reflection, Technology & Society

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• Letter to No One & Everyone

  A Journey to the Core of What Matters to Me Most This conversation is now being published as a book! Soon, Letter to No One & Everyone will be available on the Kindle platform as both an eBook and a Print-on-Demand paperback. For now, the full conversation is still available on this blog—but soon, only a preview will remain. Writing a…

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  January 16, 2025

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