There’s a common refrain that says “you can just do things!”. But the truth of the matter is, you have to do things. If you

A piece that dives into the evolution of intellectual property rights in the spatial computing era.

After years of moving -- brief stints in multiple cities. I’ve found that having a place to call “home” is immeasurably valuable. The passage of time is not only sharper, but sweeter.

There are two main traps: tomorrow and yesterday. Both seemingly diverging points that are intertwined by their lack of haste. Always waiting either for something that has yet to come, or has gone.

A piece I authored during my time at Treasury–explaining Treasury's vision for the future of IP in virtual worlds

Many such cases...

Many commonly believe that in order to be sufficiently creative and flexible they must forgo all true planning and instead opt to “see where the wind takes them”. But flexibility is not letting yourself

Sometimes I forget I have it. It slips beneath some cushions, or behind the bed. Or, I know I have it, somewhere, but can’t remember