Lens on Ethics
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The Economics of the Soul: Everything Borrowed
September 24, 2025
Nothing we hold is ours
Money itself is borrowed faith.
Knowledge, time, family, health—leases from existence.
We are tenants everywhere, guests at every table.
We live under the illusion that we purchase things with money. But nothing is truly bought. Even money itself is only a temporary lease, sustained by…
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Trust by Design: Ethical AI for Human-Centered Retail
August 6, 2025
Retail is, at its heart, about connection—a barista’s warm greeting, a thoughtful suggestion that feels intuitive and personal. As a retail manager with over 15 years of experience training and leading teams, I saw how customer data, when used ethically, could deepen these moments.
I proposed a redesign of our…
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Because, this is my rabbit hole.
September 4, 2023
“My favourite thing is to go where I’ve never been.”
- Diane Arbus
I had this overwhelming urge to dust off my 35mm film
camera, load a B&W roll in it, run to the streets, and make images.
Watching Diane Arbus’s work up close at Contemporary Calgary was a privilege…
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Insourcing
December 4, 2020
There are these moments when I feel connected to a random person. No, it’s not just a connection but a profound realization that the other person is me, who happened to look different and live a different life. While I take the bus to work, I suddenly look at a…
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Isolation before Isolation
April 16, 2020
Isolation before
Isolation
Once upon a time, I used to do anything and
everything to isolate myself even if it is for a brief period. I had invented
and told many lies to remain isolated at my home or in a faraway place from
work. However, to stay isolated was…