Sunday, August 5, 2012

Risk Aptitude

To analyze personal risks often assumes that the primary imperative, against which that risk is assessed, is survival. However, I prefer to view the imperative as not wishing to merely be alive, but to feel alive. I guess this lends itself to less risk aversion on average. Throw it in the model.

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Friday, March 30, 2012

Space Odyssey of One Man

There is no one thing more inspiring than the feat of a man achieving his dreams

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Nostalgia

How I see it..

Nostalgia: Inherited trait prevalent in humans. An evolved trait which serves to motivate curious humans who stray away from their colony to one day come back with insight, methods, and goods. A societal enhancement trait,  an advantage to survival of that colony, and consequently the nostalgic member.


Saturday, March 24, 2012

Monday, March 19, 2012

Around the Oil Field

One thing I enjoy about working in the drilling industry is being able to travel around the country to see the different landscapes that we drill upon. Here are a few photos illustrating the kind of scenery I've encountered and places I've spent time while out in the "oil field".






Tuesday, March 13, 2012

My Favorite Chair

This chair is a very trustworthy companion, very loyal indeed. 

Serve me well chair.  




Monday, March 12, 2012

Post Tesla Era

I've decided to pay my respects to the great inventor Nikola Tesla by including his name in my blog title. While I enjoy reading about Tesla, his life, and his accomplishments, I am most fascinated by how discriminate history is, as evidenced by his lack of a name today. It seems that if one wants to leave a legacy, they ought to legislate for it, or, at the least, put their name on everything they can.