
Adam Fletcher
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Adam Fletcher
@WriteAheadLog
Technologist, CEO at https://t.co/NstLKs2Upf, formerly CEO https://t.co/62ARoZ7dWp (acquired by Databricks), Gyroscope Software (acquired by BlueVoyant).







I'm writing a cookbook for connection and launching the first recipes → cookbookforconnection.com For 15+ years I've been the friend people texted at 11 pm before a big life thing. "I'm walking into my first board meeting tomorrow, how do we build trust in the first 10 minutes?" "I'm designing my 35th, help me make it more than a bar night." "I'm going on a trip with my parents, how do we actually connect?" "We're designing our intercultural wedding, how do we make it magical and not formulaic?" 🍽️ They each wanted a "recipe" for how to design an experience. I'm sharing some of the meaningful ones that helped them (ingredients, steps, and a little science explaining why it works). 👨👩👧 What I learned is that people wanted to connect with the most important people in their lives, but were stuck. Holidays with parents, date night with their partner, a cousin's trip, a team offsite, a birthday, a baby shower. We default to the same script and wonder why the night felt okay but not great. It's usually not a lack of love in the room. It is a lack of inspiration about how. 🍚 In the same way you pull up a food recipe when you want to cook something great for someone, I believe we need inspiration from recipes for the experiences we host. Magical recipes to teach people how to host, facilitate, and create the "vibes". I will share a new recipe every Monday (cookbookforconnection.com). Comment 👇: What recipes would you want to read? Who do you want to deepen connection with in your life?

I was skeptical, but now I’m completely convinced. Fencing will become super popular due to this one very particular improvement to the sport. “Sword tip visualization” It’s going to debut at the summer olympics. Every single duel will look like a bloody lightsaber fight






Here’s what pre-internet air travel infrastructure actually looked like: November 1970, Eastern Airlines Reservation Center, Miami. Photographer Bruce Dale caught this epic scene... rows upon rows of CRT terminals connected to central mainframes running one of the earliest large-scale Computer Reservation Systems. Operators (predominantly women) handled live queries for flights, fares, and availability in real time. This tech leap in the late 60s/early 70s replaced clunky manual ledgers and teletype machines, slashing booking times from hours to seconds. Eastern’s system was part of a broader industry revolution (think SABRE, Apollo, etc.) that made jet-age travel scalable. Fast-forward: those same CRS evolved into today’s Global Distribution Systems powering every app and OTA. Mind-blowing how one room of people enabled the explosion of commercial aviation.












