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A Name Rooted in Philosophy, Not Just Technology In Robert Pirsig's philosophical masterpiece  Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance , the character Phaedrus embarks on an obsessive quest to understand "Quality" at its deepest level. Not quality as a measure of products or performance, but Quality as the fundamental question of what makes something good, right, or true— for you specifically . Phaedrus asks the questions most people avoid: What makes something truly valuab

The Numbers Tell a Story—But Not the Whole Story The headlines are stark. Unemployment sits at 4.3%. There's been a 75% increase in layoffs compared to last year. And perhaps most jarring: the U.S. economy has 911,000 fewer jobs than initially reported. But behind those numbers are real people facing impossible questions in the quiet moments of uncertainty: "What do I even want to do anymore?" "How do I explain this gap without sounding lost?" "Am I even qualified for anythin