John Zakour is a columnist at Finger Lakes Times and BLOX Digital. He covers a diverse range of topics, including AI and machine learning, sports—both individual and team—government and politics, as well as culture and wellness. His work has been featured in notable publications, showcasing his insights into tech policy, pop culture, and societal movements.
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John Zakour's articles primarily focus on positive thinking, self-improvement, personal growth, and self-reflection. His coverage heavily emphasizes expert commentary and seasonal themes.
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I spent Sunday afternoon at a Syracuse Mets game with nine of my “family” members. I put family in quotes because only one of them — my son Jay — is related to me by blood.
As I believe I mentioned last week, our great-nephew Felipe, his mom Natalia, and his father Erick spent 10 days with us as Felipe toured many upstate New York colleges.
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I just got done watching the World Cup. I get it: fútbol/soccer is the most popular sport in the world. The final game is watched by over a billion people. That's a lot of people.
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We are social creatures. We like fitting in. We like feeling we're part of a team. Unfortunately, that can sometimes lead us into what psychologists call “groupthink.”
Some people believe compromise means nobody gets what they want. They see it as surrender, a watered-down solution in which nobody wins.
Way back on Aug. 17, 1973, I went to the very first game at the Buffalo Bills' shining new, state-of-the-art Rich Stadium.
