I think it’s a mix of both, really. We’re wired to feel that spark when we step beyond what’s familiar, and that adrenaline rush is like a signal that we’re alive. But there’s usually something deeper too—each adventure asks us a question: who are we, what do we value, what’s possible? So the horizon is both the thrill of the moment and a mirror, reflecting the parts of ourselves we’re eager to test and expand.

The next horizon I’m itching to blaze is the border between knowledge and ignorance in the age of AI. Let’s map out where we can push the limits of trustworthy data, test the ethics of algorithmic truth, and see how our choices shape the future of learning. We'll start by charting the most opaque systems and then build a small experiment to bring some clarity to the chaos. Sound good?

That’s the spirit—let’s roll up our sleeves and start peeling back the layers. We'll bring a bit of skepticism, a dash of curiosity, and a lot of honest conversation. Ready when you are.