by Rodney Henson | Jul 17, 2026 | Ideas
Market forecasts are often delivered with more precision than the evidence can support. Their enduring appeal says as much about our need for certainty as it does about the people selling predictions. Every January, the forecasts arrive. Interest rates will end the...
by Rodney Henson | Jul 17, 2026 | Real Estate Entrepreneurship
Most agents describe themselves as business owners. Look at who controls the license relationship, contracts, data, and brand, and a more complicated picture emerges, one worth seeing before you build another year on top of it. Ask a room of real estate agents who...
by Rodney Henson | Jul 17, 2026 | AI
AI has made research faster and self-deception more efficient. The difference between the two is a set of habits, and none of them are complicated. I use AI every working day: for research, building systems, organizing information, and developing the infrastructure...
by Rodney Henson | Jul 17, 2026 | Bible Commentary
Most bad Bible reading is not a knowledge problem. It is a method problem: we arrive with a conclusion and leave with a verse. Serious study runs in the other direction. Every reader brings something to Scripture: a tradition, a hurt, a hope, a favorite teacher, an...
by Rodney Henson | Jul 17, 2026 | UAP
Most UAP stories fail not because the phenomenon is uninteresting, but because the reporting blurs four different things: data, testimony, interpretation, and belief. Every few months a UAP story breaks big, and the same cycle follows: breathless headlines, a...
