Information Beings6 min read
Boundary Recursion: When Ideas Choose Their Vessels
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.
creativity
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Information Beings6 min read
Information Blackholes Across Disciplines
When singular insights remain unexpressed, they trap energy and block your life. Across every field, articulation transforms blackholes into stars—and reality bends in response.
Field Notes8 min read
Called It: The Anti-Adobe Coalition Is Here
I 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.
Information Beings8 min read
From Photons to Pharaohs: A Golden-Hour Test of Imagination
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.
Information Beings10 min read
Soilbox Philosophy: When My Garden Started Teaching Me How I Live
After three seasons of garden failures, I discovered something unsettling: how I kill plants reveals exactly how I sabotage everything else. A mathematician's breakthrough and my own cucumber catastrophes led to an uncomfortable philosophy.
Field Notes7 min read
The Garden Speaks: On Cucumbers, Mildew, and Projects
An overripe cucumber and powdery mildew revealed three lessons about project management that no productivity framework ever taught me. Sometimes wisdom grows in unexpected soil.
Information Beings7 min read
Stuck Theory: What If Resistance Is the Fitness Function?
A WhatsApp about sound bath workflow loops became accidental cosmology. Three options when facing resistance: redirect, interpret as message, or recognize it as the optimization signal itself.
