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When You Start to Hear the Music

When You Start to Hear the Music

What happens when AI sharpens your mind, but drifts you further from those who don’t think that way? This post explores the private cost of clarity — and the quiet grief that comes from outgrowing the resolution your old relationships were built on.

From Shutdown to Speedrun

From Shutdown to Speedrun

The Cost of Surviving the Age of Constant Upgrades

Signal or Spectacle?

Signal or Spectacle?

Even when I’m not trying to posture, sometimes it feels like the platform does it for me. This is about the moment when sharing something honest starts to feel like a performance — and how I’m trying to stay grounded in signal, not spectacle.

Put the Camera Down

Put the Camera Down

What if you're not here to capture the moment—but to be the aperture it passes through?

The Machine Loom

The Machine Loom

If humans are the loom, AI is the thread—fast, abundant, and increasingly tangled.

The Human Loom

The Human Loom

You don’t have to be the thread. Or the pattern. Just be the thing that lets it all come together.

When Meta Conversations Start to Sound Like Sermons

When Meta Conversations Start to Sound Like Sermons

I’ve been writing and thinking so much about how I think, it’s started to shape my real-life conversations — sometimes in ways that feel disconnected. When does thoughtful reflection cross the line into sermonizing? And how do we find balance between clarity and presence?