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The 2024 Super Bowl Ads Totally Missed America

February 27, 2024 By David Griesing Leave a Comment

One of the conclusions that might be drawn from last week’s post is that Americans aren’t nearly as generous as they used to be. Why? Because we're no longer able to muster "a celebrity soup" of sponsors behind well-meaning causes like … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: *All Posts Tagged With: 2024 Super Bowl ads, advertising, antifragile, art of advertising, Barry Lopez, celebrities in advertising, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, not knowing your audience, Peggy Noonan, Pema Chodron, Super Bowl as national ritual

Will We Domesticate AI in Time?

February 9, 2024 By David Griesing Leave a Comment

As you know from holiday post-cards, I spent time recently with Emily and Joe in Salt Lake City. They were full, rich, activating days and I’m still sorting through the many gifts I received. The immensity of the mountains in … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: *All Posts Tagged With: Ai, artificial intelligenc, Fei-Fei Li, Geoffrey Hinton, John Etchemendy, making the most out of an opportunity, Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificlal Intelligence

Restoration After Another Hard Year

December 13, 2023 By David Griesing Leave a Comment

The past month has been challenging here, so a more meditative post today:  a retreat into relative quiet after what has felt like too much noise. Wally has been sick since I travelled to New England for a grade school class reunion more … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: *All Posts, Being Part of Something Bigger than Yourself Tagged With: Japanese ko, Katherine May, microseasons, personal replenishment, repair, restoration, Wintering

When Neither of the Captains Picking Their Teams Wanted You

November 6, 2023 By David Griesing Leave a Comment

It’s been another week of bad news. I got to watch the Phillies lose to the Diamond Backs in the last two games of the National League Championship Series and it had me re-living my own years playing baseball and, more soulfully, about what … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: *All Posts, Being Part of Something Bigger than Yourself, Being Proud of Your Work, Continuous Learning, Daily Preparation, Introducing Yourself & Your Work Tagged With: empowerment, fans who never played, getting picked for the team, getting your shit together, how teams are selected, natural selection, rejection, sports fans

The Consolations of Boredom

October 9, 2023 By David Griesing Leave a Comment

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve written about some of the better escapes I’ve been enjoying in posts about “shoe gaze” music and “gourmet cheeseburger” TV, but after having these experiences and telling others about them, I always … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: *All Posts, Being Part of Something Bigger than Yourself, Continuous Learning, Daily Preparation, Work & Life Rewards Tagged With: boredom, Justin McDaniel, reducing daily anxiety, relief from 24/7 news cycles, relief from information overload, Roman Signer, Wasserinstallation Series

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