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What CaboPress has to do with Cartography

Recently I found myself thinking about early Cartographers and how they managed to create accurate maps. They’d use rudimentary tools, landmarks, and their own observations. In-fact, distances were often estimates due to lack of accurate measuring tools. That caused a lot of problems for travelers, would rely on those distances and measurements to get to where they wanted to go….

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Using AI as a Fact Checker

As I reviewing my continually dwindling LinkedIn Learning royalties, I noticed that my latest course is officially out: Generative AI for Podcasters. I had a blast creating this course, and am hopeful it will be a boon to my recurring revenue. Something I didn’t really discuss in the course is how I’m using AI to assist in research and fact…

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Learning to Love the Socratic Method (vs. just being an asshole)

Midjourney image for the prompt, “Socrates arguing with a single robot in ancient greece” One of my least favorite subjects in college was Philosophy. I was a hard science major, after-all, and philosophy was a boring waste of time. I also went to a Catholic, liberal arts college where I had to take at least 3 philosophy courses?—?a requirement for every student. Luckily,…