A Standard Disclaimer for AI-Curious Academics 23 Apr 2026 4 min read AI I've noticed that when "pro-AI" academics—and by that I mean academics who don't reject AI out of hand for all purposes and are willing to experiment
Future Tokens and the Prospect of Callable Thinking 25 Mar 2026 2 min read AI Has a finance quant reverse engineered the history seminar?
Contingency and the Cartographic Making of New England (Part 2) 16 Mar 2026 6 min read In Part I, we explored how Southern New England’s borders emerged from surveying errors and charter conflicts. These disputes over the Southwick Jog, the Merrimack Bend, the Horse’s Neck, and the
AI Inverts the Disciplinary Hierarchy 23 Feb 2026 3 min read HigherEd Maybe we should be more cautious about defunding fields just because we can't immediately see their application.
Contingency and the Cartographic Making of New England (Part I) 17 Feb 2026 6 min read New England New England's borders aren't natural. They're historical accidents.
