Boundary Recursion: When Ideas Choose Their Vessels
6 min de lecture
The boundary between thought and expression is recursive: speak the unspeakable, and more becomes possible. Ideas choose their vessels as much as we choose them.
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Your Startup Isn't Failing. Your Immune System Is Rejecting It.
19 min de lectureWhy fighting copycats means you have already lost, and what your body knows about founder-idea fit that your brain refuses to accept.
The 12-Month Bug: Why Your Side Project Is Still Just an Idea
9 min de lectureEvery ambitious person has that project they've been 'thinking about' for a year. The bug isn't in your execution—it's in the operating system you're running. A conversation about fear, comfort, and the meta-patterns that keep us stuck.
The Garden Speaks: On Cucumbers, Mildew, and Projects
7 min de lectureAn overripe cucumber and powdery mildew revealed three lessons about project management that no productivity framework ever taught me. Sometimes wisdom grows in unexpected soil.
The Question Is the Answer: Why Deviation Is How Everything Learns
5 min de lectureReading about the Thiel Fellowship's success revealed something deeper than unicorn conversion rates. The contrarian question isn't just a filter—it's the operating system for how neurons, humans, and universes optimize themselves through deliberate deviation.