Send us Fan Mail We explore how Christian faith and artificial intelligence can coexist without fear, hype, or lazy conclusions. We trade extreme narratives for practical discernment, showing how tech can support ministry when love of neighbour and integrity stay central. • Christopher’s work at the intersection of Christianity and emerging technology • Miami as a diverse test case for church life in a growing tech hub • Building welcoming communities for skeptics, atheists,...
Send us Fan Mail We talk with Alistair Mokhtar, a high school senior and author of The AI Dividend, about how AI could reshape jobs, wages, and opportunity if policy stays stuck in the past. We lay out a concrete plan for sharing AI gains through an AI tax, a sovereign wealth fund, and reforms like a four-day work week and lower college costs. • why AI threatens entry-level jobs and changes the value of a degree • taxing AI use to fund shared benefits instead of pure layoffs ...
Send us Fan Mail We test the claims behind trans athletes in women’s sports by separating media hype from biology, statistics, and measurable capability. We also dig into what hormone replacement therapy actually changes, how youth care is typically handled, and why policy debates go off the rails when people cherry pick science. • defining assigned sex at birth versus dominant sex hormone • why hormone dominance drives performance changes over months • capability based categorie...
Send us Fan Mail I read and react to the first 50 parts of the Book of Enoch from my Ethiopian Bible and explain why its themes feel missing from the Christian mainstream. I connect Enoch’s harsh visions of judgment to modern cravings for justice and to my own honest confession that I have been drifting away from God. • why the Book of Enoch may have been removed and why that matters • Enoch’s reputation as righteous and “taken” to heaven • archangels named directly and why ...
Send us Fan Mail We sort through three tech headlines with a human lens, starting with why the AI job apocalypse story is overstated and ending with how policy and prices shape everyday tech choices. We argue for learning AI skills without falling for fear marketing, support stricter limits for younger students, and question what counts as a fair “refund” when tariffs distort costs. • AI automating tasks rather than whole jobs • Rising compute and integration costs making full rep...