The Pale Blue Dot

Having just finished watching Cosmos, I’m left awestruck and humbled. Our place in the cosmos is both insignificant and yet uniquely significant. In 1990, Mr. Carl Sagan offered some perspective to all of Humanity with a single picture from 4 billion kilometers away from home: The Pale Blue Dot

USGA 2016 Distance Report

Yesterday, the USGA and R&A released their 2016 Review of Driving Distance. It goes to great lengths (pun, totally intended) to illustrate that it has successfully wrangled the scourge of ever increasing distances. Notably, I snicker at how the timeline from 2004 to 2016 is labeled “Stability through Regulation”. What does that mean for you, the consumer? […]

Intelligent Debate

Having recently watched a debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham I was left inspired. An intelligent, and civil, exchange of ideas between two passionate participants. The antithesis of what we witnessed during the 2016 Presidential Elections. Regardless of where you stand on the origin of our world, it’s worth listening to these gentlemen present their […]

Human Ingenuity

A 1TB hard drive. A terabyte of data. That’s 8,000,000,000,000 bits. Engineers have figured out how to spin platters at 10,000 RPM’s, move a reading head with nanometer precision, and read/write those bits with unthinkable speeds. The technology in a hard drive is absolutely genius and amazing when you think about the precision involved. The best […]