Author Archives: Denton Hawk
Maximum Polarization
Denton H: Describe what life will be like in the United States in 10 years of political polarization continues to escalate. What would “maximum polarization” look like? Describe the fabric of society if this occurs. What will happen to our democracy? ChatGPT: This is a fascinating and complex question. To provide the most thorough response, …
Speculating vs. Investing
If you’re not speculating, you’re investing—which is a more disciplined, long-term approach to growing wealth. The difference comes down to risk, time horizon, and strategy: Your dad’s warning was likely about avoiding emotional, short-term decisions that could lead to big losses. A wise investor focuses on patience, diversification, and long-term value, rather than chasing risky …
A More Humane Future for Shelter Animals
Opens tonight!
What are the questions that Bill Clinton asks about a project before he accepts the project and takes it on?
Denton, when evaluating whether to take on a new project—particularly in philanthropic and development contexts—former President Bill Clinton and his associated organizations, such as the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), have articulated a consistent set of considerations. While he does not always present these as a fixed list of standardized questions, Clinton’s …
Hilltop Arms Update 12.12.24
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“A Powerful AI Breakthrough Is About to Transform the World
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/a-powerful-ai-breakthrough-is-about-to-transform-the-world-095b81ea?mod=hp_lead_pos5
Shelter Intervention Program Guidelines
Personal Religious Affiliation
“Alcohol being no respecter of persons, we are an accurate cross section of America, and in distant lands, the same democratic evening-up process is now going on. By personal religious affiliation, we include Catholics, Protestants, Jews, Hindus, and a sprinkling of Moslems and Buddhists.” -Alcoholics Anonymous, Fourth Edition, page xx.