Every 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.
The 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.
From 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.
A severed cat head appears on my Bay Area street. The real violence isn't what was done to the animal—it's what happens next in our networked minds. A forensic analysis of how small horrors become information weapons, and why your neighborhood protocol matters more than your Ring camera.
Every evening, my wall becomes a theater of light and mind. Through a repeatable experiment with caustics and cognition, I'm exploring how reality supplies fragments while our priors supply the wings—and what this means for how we build shared worlds.