“The evolutionary epic is the best myth we will ever have.” - E.O. Wilson

I'm not in favor of selling public lands to offset tax cuts But if I were, I would start with a few small areas that have the best access to existing infrastructure and high wind and solar generation potential Then I'd create special economic zones with no zoning, minimal

Introducing Redwood Energy: our new business that repurposes second-life battery packs into low-cost, fast, scalable energy storage. As AI and electrification accelerate electricity demand—and traditional grid expansion struggles to keep up—we’re putting EV battery packs back to

Did some reflecting on July 4th >be me, upper-middle-class childhood in suburban Utah >parents in medicine, grandfather/relatives in military >lived near Hill Air Force Base, saw service planes and airshows all the time >grew up on Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, believed in

Rooftop solar and a battery without utility interconnection or permits makes it way faster and cheaper to build. This is now legal in Utah thanks to governor Spencer Cox, who wants to double energy output in his state and sees this as a key part of the plan. Badass!

Executing well is just walking the line between the sunk cost fallacy and shiny object syndrome

Good PMs treat their engineering resources like the spice from Dune

My "holy shit" moment for AI My mom has been practicing pediatrics for almost three decades, and only within the last month got her evenings back because the onerous note-taking + charting workflow has been reliably automated Thank you Heidi

I trust my personal experience and anecdotal evidence way more than flawed macroeconomic metrics