Countable vs. Uncountable

The Debugging Mindset (Welcoming the Error)

Programmers expect bugs and use them to improve their code. What if we approached our own mistakes the same way? Brian reflects on how curiosity, grace, and honest self-examination can transform failures into opportunities for growth.

The Socrates Strategy (The Art of the Question)

Socrates believed wisdom begins with asking better questions, not collecting quick answers. Brian examines how curiosity transforms conversations, strengthens relationships, and opens the door to deeper truth.

Prime Numbers and the Joy of the Unexpected

Prime numbers refuse to follow simple patterns, yet they remain the building blocks of mathematics. Brian explores how life’s unexpected moments may be invitations to curiosity rather than fear, revealing a deeper order hidden within mystery.

The Horizon of Light

What if learning doesn’t shrink the unknown—but expands it? Using the image of a growing sphere of light, Brian reflects on why increasing knowledge should deepen humility, awaken wonder, and encourage us to ask even better questions.

The Asymptotic Search

An asymptote is a line that can be approached forever but never fully reached. Brian explores how this mathematical idea offers a powerful picture of curiosity, reminding us that truth, God, and meaningful relationships are inexhaustible journeys rather than destinations.