Writing
Books I can't stop thinking about, side projects, and why I think we can use tech to solve healthcare problems.
Women were written out of drug trials by a single FDA guideline in 1977. The rule was fixed in 1993; the hole it left in the data was not. On why that is an engineering failure rather than a medical one.
Bitcoin was sold as untraceable, and a PhD student's 2013 paper quietly turned it into the best financial surveillance tool ever built. On Lords of Crypto Crime, and what happens when a research method escapes the lab.
On side projects: why the unserious ones teach the most, and why there will definitely be another.
Email me and I'll tell you when it's out.