Zakir Hussain said, "My father, when he took me in his arm, instead of reciting prayer, he sang rhythms in my ear. And my mother was very upset and said, 'Why are you doing this?' And he said, 'Because this is my prayer.'

The collision of impatience and hesitation is creating a new breed of consumers, students, and employees - the Impatient Truth-Seekers. They want results fast, but they also want those results to be reliable and authentic.

AI is already good at regurgitating information from a lecture. AI is already good at standardized tests. AI can already write papers that would get A’s at Harvard. If you’re hiring the students who are good at those things, you’re hiring people whose talents might soon be obsolete.

I often ask my hosts if I can bring a book for their cat. I ask because cats can be very choosy. Some cats only read poetry and some read only non-fiction. What do you do when the cat hates reading?