CDOQ

My agent often answers better than I do—not because it’s more intelligent, but because it never forgets and can hold more context at once.

If humans are genetically programmed to reproduce, how do some people consciously choose not to have children?

Why do we realize the finite nature of life only when we’re closer to the end, and not in our youth?

Why do children repeat the same question, even when the answer never changes?

Human life begins like E = mc²—setting aside c, our energy grows with our mass. Eventually, the equation seems to flip: energy wanes while mass lingers.

Technology evolves more through human belief than through natural laws.

Some things don’t mix well, no matter how good they are individually—like Mexican huevos rancheros and French sourdough bread.

Music doesn’t recognize generational boundaries.

A leader’s empathy for employees should not exceed the team’s empathy for customers.