I won't play around -- we're failing to prepare our youth for real futures. Especially in a city like Detroit, my hometown. And we're doing our best to change that. When I attended high school in 2001-2005 there weren't a lot of opportunities to dig into real world technical projects. "Technology class" was a joke. The auto shop progra...

If you’re creating to get some kind of positive feedback from the public -- be it likes, shares, comments, whatever -- you’ll never leave the interaction fully satisfied. Each time I’ve embarked on some creative endeavor with a particular outcome in mind I’ve been disappointed by the result - without fail. Writing. Filmmaking. Photogra...

I’m currently working on an ambitious, highly technical project with a team. It involves robots, edge computing, radio control, GPS, and servos. This particular project has inspired me to come up with a new law about the natural trajectory of projects like these. Here's version one: Projects will only ever increase in complexity unless...