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Hosted by Justin M Lewis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 121 episodes
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Exploring politics, leadership, and philosophy from a centrist perspective—challenging assumptions, seeking balance, and advocating for thoughtful, principled discourse in a world often divided by extremes. justinmlewis.substack.com
Justin M Lewis hosts The Justin M Lewis Podcast, a government show with 121 episodes published.
The more I study AI, the less interested I am in whether machines “understand” and the more curious I am about how humans know anything at all. We learn through experience, pattern recognition, and probability—just dress
Forty million people now ask AI for medical advice every day. That fact isn’t a story about technology — it’s a story about trust. When systems become opaque and human judgment feels inaccessible, people turn to probabil
Most of today’s AI systems are fast, fluent, and confident — but they don’t know what they know, why they know it, or when they should be uncertain. As AI moves into domains where consequences matter, that gap becomes im
I’ve lived through this moment before. In 1997, the internet was chaotic, unfinished, and easy to dismiss — surrounded by noise, skepticism, and voices calling it a fad. What followed wasn’t instant transformation, but d
My superpower has never been being the best at any one thing. It’s been belief — the quiet, relentless act of believing in others before they learn to believe in themselves. If life has worn you down, know this: there is
JD and I visited the new Instrument office today, and I’m writing this from the lobby—sitting still in a way I never allowed myself to when this company was my responsibility. There’s something almost disorienting about
Portland International Raceway is more than a racetrack — it’s a place where people come together for the love of motion. After spending this year at tracks across the country, I’ve come to appreciate just how much PIR a
On Veterans Day 2025, we’re reminded that the American dream isn’t dead — it’s alive in the small few who still believe in service over self, duty over division, and sacrifice over comfort. These men and women show us wh
Twenty years ago, Instrument wasn’t inevitable — it was faith, stubborn belief, and courage disguised as optimism. I didn’t know it would become what it is today; I simply believed it could. That belief, paired with rele
Portland Public Schools has committed $60 million to build the Center for Black Student Excellence — including a $16 million deal for one of the city’s most expensive office buildings. It’s a well-intentioned plan wrappe
Somewhere along the way, we broke the covenant that made America work. Capitalism was once the great equalizer — a ladder of effort, discipline, and reward. But greed has turned that ladder into a wall. If capitalism doe
With President Trump threatening to deploy military forces in Portland, the temptation is to fight louder, push harder, and make sure we’re seen. But that only feeds the spectacle. The smarter path is discipline: getting
Major General Paul E. Lefebvre, “LB6”—was the finest leader I ever knew. He was a Marine’s Marine, tactically brilliant and deeply human. He led from the field, remembered the details of his Marines’ lives, and carried h
On a recent trip to Washington, D.C. with my boys, I was struck by how memorial after memorial seemed to hold the answers we’re still searching for today. From Jefferson’s call to liberty, to FDR’s reminder that we are b
Charlie Kirk’s death is not just the loss of a man—it is the silencing of a voice that dared to enter the arena. Whether you agreed with him or not, his courage to keep showing up mattered. What America needs right now i
What people often see is confidence that looks effortless, even too quick. What they don’t see is the work behind it—the discipline of imagining the end state, tracing the steps backward, and running hundreds of scenario
After fifteen months away from office life, I stepped back into a business I’ve long admired. What I discovered reminded me that leadership is not about control or command—it’s about energy, conviction, and belief in peo
Violence like this doesn’t happen in a vacuum—it happens in the climate we all help create. We are the air each other breathes. Every word we speak, every posture we take, adds to the atmosphere we live in together. The
At many points in life, you will be alone. Not as punishment, but as truth. The greatest gift you can give yourself is learning to be at peace in your own presence—to master your thoughts, to steady your heart, to find s
This past Tuesday, I was at the track getting acclimated to my Porsche GT4 RS Clubsport. This is not the kind of car you see on the street. There’s no interior, no bells and whistles, no conveniences to make the ride mor
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