Category: Saving the Subject
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Why I Went to the Class of 2015 Reunion
The Class of 2015 at Columbus North High School wasn’t technically my graduating class. I graduated early in December of 2015, so…
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AI, Human Worth, and the Future of Personal Injury Law (Video)
On May 7, 2025, I had the opportunity to speak at the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association (ITLA) conference in Indianapolis. My talk…
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“Saving the Subject” is a Lasso to the World
The most important thing that needs to be understood at all times is that this is a deeply personal book.
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Still Here
A couple times a week, I work remotely at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. I remember when I first…
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From Survival to Play
You’re not just a subject who suffers. You’re a subject who moves. Who laughs. Who locks in and forgets, for a moment,…
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Elon Musk’s Robots Are Coming—Are We Ready For the Real Challenge?
Elon Musk’s recent announcement about launching Tesla Optimus robots for both industrial and home use marks a significant shift in our integration…
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What If Not Knowing Is The Best Answer?
As a lawyer, a father, and a man who has faced life’s fragility head-on, I’ve learned that not all wisdom comes from…
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AI’s Intelligence Is Its Own Prison
We live in an era where intelligence is treated as the highest form of existence. The dominant assumption in artificial intelligence (AI)…
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What Remains: 67 Lives and the Wake-Up Call We Didn’t Expect
Tragedy has a way of stopping time. One moment, the world hums along as usual. The next, we are forced to confront…
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Luigi, Kaczynski, and a Subjective Urgency
In the wake of recent headlines involving Luigi Mangione and the tragic murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, one thread weaves…