by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 8, 2025 | Journal
There’s a photo floating around Facebook again. You’ve probably seen it. It shows a couple of 1930s streetcars, some early sedans, and a row of pedestrians framed by weathered buildings. The caption reads something like: “Pacific Highway cuts through the heart of...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 3, 2025 | Journal
Let me put it plainly: AI is full of it. Not always. Not everywhere. But often enough — and confidently enough — that it’s becoming a real problem. We are living in an age where artificial intelligence systems are spitting out facts, figures, timelines, and...
by Isaac Cubillos | May 30, 2025 | Journal
Some folks walk around waving the Constitution like it’s a VIP club card—citizens only, no foreigners allowed. To which I say: read the damn thing. It doesn’t start with “We the Citizens.” It starts with “We the People.” And that little...
by Isaac Cubillos | May 28, 2025 | Journal
Back in 1896—when the ink on the Industrial Revolution was barely dry and folks still thought burning coal was just a good way to stay warm—Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius sat down with a pen, a brain, and too much time on his hands. He figured out that pumping...
by Isaac Cubillos | May 26, 2025 | Journal
I just got back from a Memorial Day dedication in my town—about 300 people gathered, quietly, reverently. You could see the generations by the ball caps: Vietnam, Desert Storm, Iraq, Afghanistan. Gray hair under Navy caps. Leather vests with unit patches faded by...
by Isaac Cubillos | May 19, 2025 | Journal
If you thought “America First” meant jobs, tech, and national security staying on U.S. soil, then congratulations — you just got played. Again. On his latest Middle East tour, Donald Trump handed out America’s crown jewels of artificial intelligence like party favors...
