Kai Ochsen ⁽¹²⁸⁾

In times of inflation, consumers expect prices to rise. What they rarely expect, however, is for the product itself to quietly shrink while the price tag remains the same. This tactic, known as shrinkflation, has become one of the most…

Every June, Apple transforms into a champion of inclusivity. Its stores are draped in rainbows, its social feeds overflow with messages of equality, and its executives make carefully curated statements about belonging and diversity. At the same time, the company…

We often hear about the importance of critical thinking, the ability to analyze evidence, question assumptions, explore perspectives, and foresee implications. Charts and frameworks, like the one that lays out the “cycle of critical thinking,” make it seem so…

In the corporate world, leadership is often romanticized as the driving force behind progress. We picture visionary entrepreneurs shaping the future, their charisma inspiring entire teams to build something greater than themselves. But reality is not always so noble. Many…

Many years ago, I used to make software using Visual Basic (the best programming environment back in the day, until Apple's own for mobile and native apps came out), but in recent years I've been using PHP and JS for…