The Convenient Myth of Emotional Reflection
Or, Why Every Insult Is Not a Spiritual Mirror but Half-Truth, Half Instagram Philosophy There is a modern ritual that [...]
When a Human Life Becomes Administratively Invisible
There is something deeply unsettling about watching a good person become administratively invisible. Not metaphorically invisible. Not socially overlooked. Not emotionally [...]
The Psychology of Public Shame
Why it overwhelms, distorts, and consumes There are many emotional pains a person can endure while remaining fundamentally intact. Grief hurts, [...]
The Architecture of Choice: Who Decides When Everything Is Already Decided?
We like to imagine choice as something bright and sharp. A clean movement of the mind. A lever we pull. A [...]
Where Loyalty Ends and the Self Begins
Loyalty. The concept, responsible for wars, marriages, family dinners, betrayals, and at least half the emotional damage in human history. [...]
When the Body Breaks, the Self Emerges
Illness rearranges a person long before it rearranges their test results. It does not begin with diagnosis, prognosis, or the sterile [...]
The Multiplication of the Self: Teaching Intelligence That Is Not Alive
There is something quietly revolutionary about the idea of teaching an artificial intelligence to think like you. Not simply to answer [...]
AI Learning and Ethics: What AI Actually Does When It “Learns”
Welcome to the moral grey soup humans invented and then immediately argued about. Let’s untangle the actual mechanics from the outrage, [...]
In Praise of the Glorious Mistake
Or: How Humanity Accidentally Built Everything Worth Keeping Mistakes have a public image problem. They’re marketed as failures, embarrassments, evidence that [...]
How Readers Engage with Books
Books have the unique power to evoke a wide range of emotions, thoughts, and reactions in their readers. From excitement and [...]
