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Jul
23
A Fragment of Grief
Grief becomes rusting. It becomes the car left unattended in a barn somewhere in the cornfields of Illinois. It becomes something you don’t understand, don’t recognize, don’t realize you’ve missed — until it suddenly and powerfully comes back.
7 min read
Oct
19
Chaos
Chaos isn’t the enemy, it’s the canvas. What you choose to paint on it is entirely up to you. We are all chaos machines in our own right, processing infinite inputs and somehow creating meaning from the magnificent mess.
4 min read
Sep
20
A Curious Stroll Through Greenland
Greenland is this tension, and it's not just due to nature. It’s an embodiment of people and place, of culture and identity, thrust onto the world stage unwillingly because of unconstrained lust for conquest and perceived value.
8 min read
Jul
17
Fuck You, Be Happy
Technology isn’t amoral. However, it strips the core of who we are, exploiting our creativity, progress, and joie de vivre, all for the sake of artificial exchange, a currency of the elite.
4 min read
May
07
Agonistic Futures: Modeling Resource Conflict Between AI Systems and Human Societies
This article argues that the escalating resource and societal conflicts driven by AI systems and their infrastructures constitute a new political terrain.
52 min read
Jan
28
"American Exceptionalism"
The relentless pursuit of resources at the expense of culture, community, and sovereignty is a stark indictment of the ethnocentrism that permeates much of American society.
2 min read
Nov
26
Food as Our Story
When we are blessed with our choice of meals and plating, we scarcely consider from whence it came. By all means, we understand that the furious hands of a chef must be behind it all, but do we know the "where" of our meals?
6 min read
Oct
31
Legacy
“Legacy.” The word conjures any number of definitions, from grandiose to banal. It’s a chaotic mess of financial instruments,
4 min read
Sep
16
The Bridges We Burn
For a nation that claims that it was founded on the principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit, we are doing a damn good job of proving ourselves the world’s greatest hypocrites and despots.
5 min read
Sep
10
A Story of Scotland
To be sure, the castles and rudiments that humanity has carved and placed on islands, around the lochs, and overlooking the harbours and glens have their mysteries.
4 min read