A newsletter publishing first-person profile stories of people who have faced loss, grief, addiction and life-changing journeys. Readers get long-form narrative features told with quotes and scene-setting, centered on resilience.
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Essays on risk, resilience, infrastructure systems and AI from an engineering risk-analysis perspective, including nuclear deterrence as a complex system and ethics framed through engineering. It also announces the author's own risk analysis textbook.
The Epicenter is a weekly newsletter on climate risk and resilience, pairing a feature essay with archive picks and news links. Readers get analysis of disasters like Hurricane Isaias, the economics of resilience investment, and takeaways from industry events.
Personal essays that mix anecdote, quotations and references to psychology and philosophy to examine everyday questions such as how we are shaped, why we enjoy fear and where optimism ends and delusion begins. Readers get reflective, accessible musings rather than news or practical instruction.
Personal essays on relationships, family obligations, generosity and human behavior, written in a reflective first-person voice. Readers get thoughtful perspectives on the emotional and ethical side of everyday life, such as choosing a partner later in life, the burden of being the family giver, and the psychology of scammers.
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