Decision-Making and Bias

A mathematical model explaining why nations repeatedly make catastrophic decisions to go to war, revealing the structural flaws in strategic decision-making.

Mapping the psychological, spatial, and linguistic systems that shape every experience we design.

How the Wright brothers' wind tunnel methodology informs modern systems resilience and reliability modeling.

A two-part series exploring the challenges of systems engineering, from problem definition to engineering resilient solutions.

Exploring why the most brilliant design is worthless if the problem was defined incorrectly from the start.