DAILY PHOTO: Backyard Coyote
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two big eyes:
face in a tree trunk
unsettles me.

Beautyberries,
dense clusters of fuchsia,
lure hungry birds.

autumn long shadows
of a tuft of tall grass
etch rocky ground.

Autumn afternoon,
light warms a copse of pines;
beyond: crisp blue sky.
If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?
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A “Human Skills for Humans School” that teaches all the important competencies that have been left out of an educational system that is 75% about making the workers of yesterday and 25% about making citizens, but which doesn’t care a whit about building emotional intelligence, self-confidence, natural setting problem solving, movement skills, creativity, primitive living, combat skills for a robot apocalypse, etc. Those worker bee skills are already starting to show their obsolescence and are very likely to continue to do so at an accelerating rate.
The bad news is that AGI and robots are sure to do almost all productive tasks better than humans by the end of the century. The good news is that we have plenty of room to be grow as a species.

a tree grows, askew;
canopy stretched one way -
wind can’t shake it.