Essays about how technology changes habits, communication, judgment, and relationships.
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Writing on AI, cybersecurity, workplace communication, change, and content strategy. Hosted articles keep a link to the original publication.
Cybersecurity writing that explains risk, detection logic, and threat behavior in plain language.
Writing about communication, resistance, conflict, pride, and change at work.
Analysis that uses games, media, and pop culture to explain storytelling and design choices.
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Points in Case · July 31, 2026
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A corporate onboarding guide for newly hired Grim Reapers, published by Points in Case.
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AI & PeopleField note
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Jul 3, 20269 min read
5 Ways AI Tools Are Making You Worse at Being Human
A sardonic cultural analysis on how daily AI prompting can erode empathy, patience, and communication.
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CybersecurityField note
Working draft
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Jun 20, 20264 min read
Your Email Security Tool Stopped Yesterday's Attacks. Here's What It's Missing Today.
A product-adjacent thought-leadership piece on why static email security misses novel attacks and what behavior-based detection changes.
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Workplace CommunicationField note
Working draft
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Jun 17, 20266 min read
5 Ways Your Coworkers Use Psychological Magic to Turn Your Feedback Into Compliments
A workplace psychology piece on the biases and self-protective stories that can turn direct criticism into proof of personal greatness.
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CybersecurityField note
Working draft
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Jun 11, 202611 min read
The Romance of the Scammed: Why Humans Are Biologically Programmed to Trust Sketchy Links
A cybersecurity piece connecting con-artist psychology, human trust, and modern business email compromise.
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Change ManagementField note
Working draft
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Jun 10, 20263 min read
What a SpongeBob Episode Taught Me About Pride, Change, and Why Most Corporate Initiatives Implode
A business essay on organizational change resistance, ego, and why transformation work fails when people feel humiliated instead of included.
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Content StrategyField note
Working draft
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Jun 9, 20266 min read
The Art of Showing, Not Telling: Left 4 Dead's 4-Minute Intro Remains a Masterclass
How a four-minute game cinematic teaches mechanics, tone, teamwork, and emotional stakes without stopping to explain itself.
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Workplace CommunicationField note
Working draft
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Jun 7, 202614 min read
Someone Is About to Be Really Rude to You at Work. Here's What You Do.
How to handle rude, hostile, and frustrating workplace messages without losing your professionalism or your peace.
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Security OperationsField note
Working draft
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Jul 25, 20267 min read
The Illusion of the Digital Magic Wand
Why buying an expensive cybersecurity product is not the same as building a security capability.
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