In our endeavour to quantify courage in audits, we have identified what we call patient 0 for complex, unclear and nonsensical text-based communication and information.

In this post I will explore the concept of AI as a narrative and how it can link to its audience by portraying a relatable and recognisable truth.

I have been learning about risk as an introduction to finance, the markets and different financial instruments. Ultimately, this learning is about human behaviour.

When is human behaviour a risky business?

I have come back to my original foundation of linguistics. It was comparative linguistics that taught me how to be analytical in a systematic way and it was linguistic psychology that taught me to always understand information within its broader context.

Do we mostly find our courage when we have to fight for survival? What does courage entail and is there a cost to being courageous?

What if reality consists of dynamic mirrors or mirroring that reflect a possible past and project a potential future? Essentially, what if information or data can organize itself in groups to mirror another group?