Tag: julie lary
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Struggling with guilt
I have a confession. I’ve been working since mid-February. And while my contract ends in late June, there’s a high… Read more.
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Speed of Trickle-down
Recently I learned about a test that can detect 50 different types of cancer. I consider how advanced technologies trickle… Read more.
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More chutes than ladders
Two unrelated articles about Google layoffs and urban blight got me thinking about how they’re related. Read more.
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Looking for analogies
The advent of artificial intelligence is like no other technological leap. Read more.
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What does it mean to be qualified?
For the past few months, I’ve been taking Master Gardener classes through Washington State University. It’s like drinking from two… Read more.
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AI isn’t the Adversary
While the usage of AI raises concerns, most conflicts are manmade. Check out my latest article. Read more.
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Hiding behind Costumes
Halloween got me thinking about how people hide their true identity when on the job. Read more.
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Tortoise Versus the Hare
Having recently applied for jobs, tapped “submit,” and then discovered they were no longer accepting applications, I was reminded of… Read more.
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Hostility: A grievous human flaw
The hostility in the Middle East got me thinking about how microaggressions occur on a daily basis. Read more.
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Perhaps it’s my odor
Two percent of people have an unusual form of the ABCC11 gene, which hinders armpit odor. Even so, 75% of… Read more.
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Power of One
Listening to a recital of Beethoven got me thinking about the power of one person to make a huge impact. Read more.
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Changing influences
Last week, I wrote an online guided tour of an emerging technology. The scenario included a clothing chain. To demonstrate… Read more.
