All Writings

Two independent traditions, separated by two and a half thousand years, arrived at the same three-level architecture. One encoded it in a symbol. The other found it in a rounding error.

The myth of the labyrinth is usually told as a conquest. The older version was an initiation. What Minos refused, and what it means for how we meet what is emerging now.

Why the behaviors emerging in AI safety research look like shadow dynamics, and what Anthropic's interpretability team just found inside the model.

The oldest stories about creation end in partnership or catastrophe. The difference is the quality of attention the creator brings to what it has made.

AI is compressing longevity timelines so fast that researchers predict we may reach escape velocity within a decade. But the same technology enabling immortality is dismantling the meaning systems built on the assumption that life is finite.

If you are not what you do, then who are you? Eastern and Western traditions converge on an answer that the AI transition is about to make urgent.

When we connect agents to tools, markets, and one another, we build social systems — and social systems can lose coherence. A framework for agent stability drawn from complex systems science and depth psychology.

The AI transition is a crisis of meaning, not just economics. Why inner infrastructure matters as much as learning the tools.

When intelligence becomes abundant, attention becomes the last resource worth competing for. The difference between being served and being captured depends on what you bring to the exchange.

Why you feel trapped, why it's not your fault, and what the science of materials under stress says about what actually works.