It’s back-to-school season! Backpacks are packed, pencils are sharpened, new shoes are ready…and there’s one important thing parents may forget to put on that back-to-school checklist: An eye exam. 👀 As a former apprentice optician and optometric technician, I can’t tell you how many times I saw parents absolutely shocked when they discovered just how... Continue Reading →
It can help doctors analyze information faster. Help teachers create new ways for students to learn. Give small businesses access to tools they could never afford before. Help people communicate across languages, improve accessibility, accelerate research, create new ideas, and give us back something incredibly valuable: time. Used responsibly, AI can amplify human creativity, knowledge,... Continue Reading →
🚌 beep beep School is back in session, which means our roads are once again filled with school buses, children walking to school, kids riding bikes and e-bikes, and parents dropping children off. Please slow down and pay attention. When a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, STOP.... Continue Reading →
Artificial intelligence is amazing. It can help us write, organize our thoughts, correct our spelling, create images, generate videos, brainstorm ideas, and even help us find better ways to say what we are trying to say. I use it sometimes. I appreciate it. I think it can be an incredible tool. But that is exactly... Continue Reading →
I’m extremely disappointed with our current president, and I say that as someone who voted for him. Why does our president continuously feel the need to poke sleeping bears? He told us he was going to Make America Great Again, but right now it feels like he’s making America more expensive for the people who... Continue Reading →
What’s a piece of technology you’re convinced will exist in 20 years? Looking 20–30 Years Into the Future: Two Inventions That Could Change Everyday Life When people imagine the future, they often think of flying cars, robots, and artificial intelligence. I think some of the most important inventions will focus on health, clean water, energy... Continue Reading →
Instead of simply counting your steps or measuring your heart rate, it could notice tiny changes that even you can’t feel. It might tell you it looks like you’re becoming dehydrated now would be a good time to drink some water
What’s a chapter of your life you’d title "The Hard Years" — and what got you through it? The Hard Years If I had to name one chapter of my life, it would be called The Hard Years. There were several difficult seasons in my life, but nothing compares to the ten years I spent... Continue Reading →
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