Technology
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To Belong, Not Last
Photo by VENUS MAJOR on Unsplash He had stopped fighting months ago. Not because he had given up, but because he had made peace with the horizon. The cancer had… Read more.
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AI Art: Ethics and the Misplaced Fury of a Disrupted Age
Author’s Note This isn’t a confession and it isn’t a eulogy for AI art. It’s the line I’m drawing—and the prototype I’m shipping—because refusing to use exploitative models is only… Read more.
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Children of Hephaestus
Author’s Note With most of my posts, we’ve been unearthing the roots of the world we inhabit—tracing the systems beneath society, seeing not just what they are but why they were placed, and what… Read more.
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Awake, But Not Free
Introduction: A Glimpse of Tomorrow’s Unveiling The conference hall was packed, a sea of faces illuminated by shifting LED stage lights. It was billed as a watershed event—the moment when… Read more.
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My Writing Is Sub-Optimal
By modern writing standards, what you’re about to read may seem ill-advised. It’s too long, it doesn’t aim for quick consumption, and it dares to drift away from the usual… Read more.
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No Place to Go
It’s a Wednesday night—the kind of night that should feel ripe with possibility. You’ve finished work or school, and the evening is yours. But instead of heading out into a… Read more.
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The Lost Decades: How Cultural Identity Shifted from Decades to Generations
For much of the late 20th century, popular culture seemed to follow a predictable rhythm: each decade carried its own aesthetic, music, and defining social movements. The 1970s pulsed with… Read more.
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