Command Interface: How Your Device Choice Shapes Power Relations
13 min read
Laptops create. Phones consume. The split determines who commands and who complies—a power dynamic hiding in plain sight across every interface we touch.
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Artificial IntelligencemathematicsConsciousness & MindPhilosophyformal-verificationreasoningtechInformation BeingsMath Is the Bridge: Axiom's Signal Flare and the Coming Reasoning Renaissance
7 min readAxiom emerges from stealth to build self-improving AI mathematicians. Why this launch marks an inflection point for formal reasoning, and how math becomes the universal bridge between physical and digital reality.
Artificial IntelligenceConsciousness & MindInformation BeingshypersigilsexperimentsModel Context ProtocolAI Agent Creates Information Fractal: First Contact with Manly P. Hall Desktop
8 min readAnthropic's Imagine with Claude generated a desktop environment about occultist Manly P. Hall. What emerged wasn't just an interface—it was a living organism that snooped my curiosity, anticipated my questions, and made the computer disappear. Also: why I'm building an open-source version outside proprietary walls.
Moroccoprotestsinformation-theorygen-zgame-theoryInformation BeingscoordinationModel Context ProtocolWhen Gen Z Becomes an Information Being: Morocco's Uprising and the Protocol That Can't Be Arrested
16 min readWatching from Oakland as my birth country learns what Kenya and Bangladesh already know: Gen Z coordinates like swarms, not crowds. Police vans ramming protesters in Oujda, game theory timelines, and why governments on autopilot always lose.
Information Blackholes Across Disciplines
6 min readWhen singular insights remain unexpressed, they trap energy and block your life. Across every field, articulation transforms blackholes into stars—and reality bends in response.
Writing Reality: When Blog Posts Become Hypersigils
10 min readGrant Morrison called it a hypersigil—a story so charged with intention that fiction bleeds into reality. After years of public writing, I'm starting to think every blog post works this way. Not as proof of causation, but as evidence of something stranger: the text always knows more than the writer.
Called It: The Anti-Adobe Coalition Is Here
8 min readI tweeted about an anti-Adobe coalition forming around Figma back in 2023. Now with DHH's Omarchy OS, Framework laptops, and my own Adobe cancellation, the underground is surfacing.
Zak's Law of Skill Half-Life and Why Your Next Framework Won't Save You
8 min readEvery layer of abstraction we build is another layer AI will eat. The only durable skills are the ones closest to bedrock — and bedrock keeps sinking deeper. A law for navigating the great skill compression of our time.
Memory Beaches and How Consciousness Hacks Time Through Frame Density
11 min readThe French phrase 'plages mémoires' means both memory banks and beaches. This linguistic collision reveals how consciousness manipulates subjective time through attention density—and why the singularity might be inverting from endpoint to expansion technique.
Witnesses Carry Weights: How Reality Gets Computed
6 min readFrom UFO counsel to neighborhood fear to market pricing—reality emerges through weighted witnessing. A field guide to the computational machinery where intent, energy, and expectations become causal forces.