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08/27/2026

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08/26/2026

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08/26/2026

True but all the people that make less are even worse off! We need a reset in San Diego! Better and cheaper rentals and help for the middle class as well!

Many San Diego locals believe $100,000 a year isn’t enough to live comfortably in the city anymore. 🏠⬇️

Between rent or mortgages, groceries, gas, insurance, utilities, and everything else that comes with living in one of California’s most expensive cities, a six-figure salary can disappear quickly. For someone living alone, especially, what sounds like a lot of money on paper may not feel that way after taxes and basic expenses.

San Diego continues to be one of the most desirable places to live, but the question is becoming harder to ignore: How much do you really need to make to live comfortably in San Diego in 2026?

08/26/2026

AI can make us faster. But is it making us better thinkers?

I recently read Ruben Hassid’s “AI brain rot” article, and it raised a question I think is especially important for the legal profession.

There is a big difference between using AI to eliminate repetitive work and allowing it to replace our judgment.

AI can help organize information, analyze large amounts of material, identify patterns, challenge our thinking, and help us see something we may have missed. That is where I find tremendous value.

But I never want convenience to replace the skills that allow us to recognize when AI gets something wrong.

My approach is simple:

Human → AI → Human → Authority

Think first. Use AI to challenge and expand your thinking. Apply your own judgment. Then verify what matters against reliable authority.

The goal should not just be getting more done. I want AI to help me become a better researcher, writer, problem-solver, and critical thinker.

AI is an incredible tool. I just don't want it doing all of the thinking for me.

Here is a great prompt I use often:

"Use my words, ideas, and reasoning. Keep my voice while improving clarity.

Use only verifiable facts and reliable sources. Never invent information, citations, quotes, or statistics.

If I am wrong or missing something important, tell me.

Help strengthen my thinking, not replace it."

Source: Ruben Hassid, “AI brain rot,” How to AI, August 26, 2026.




For educational and informational purposes only. Nothing posted here is legal advice.

08/26/2026

Dolly...forever missed!

I Tested the Biscuit Recipe That Dolly Parton Was Famous For & It's SO Easy to Make ➡️

08/26/2026

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08/26/2026

All night. Every night! Coffee for breakfast! 😆

Why do I do this to myself? 🫩😅