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While Cultivating a Third Space
It's been a wild year indeed. So much of what we were worried about this time last year has come to pass, with the trajectory of things looking so much like an increasingly obfuscated and painful process of... well... whatever it is our nation is going through right now. I have some thoughts.
While Cultivating a Third Space
It's been a wild year indeed. So much of what we were worried about this time last year has come to pass, with the trajectory of things looking so much like an increasingly obfuscated and painful process of... well... whatever it is our nation is going through right now. I have some thoughts.
My Final Thoughts before Battening Down the Hatches
On journey, discovery, experimentation, and my hardened focus for the coming months.
On Algorithmic Suffering
How digital spaces amplify both connection and alienation through algorithmic mediation—and what that reveals about our inherited patterns of belonging.
AI Summer, AI Winter
I appreciate how optimistic people are about text generation tools like ChatGPT and Claude. Personally, I'm concerned about production use of models in any form that do not have strict oversight rules and accountability of training data—especially in digital social spaces. It feels like we need transparent,
Why "Legacy Media" is Effective Propaganda
It's because "Legacy Media" is the new "Fake News."
Russia's 21st Century Warfare on our 18th Century Election System
Trump has exposed a critical design flaw in our 18th century election system: since corporate social media has pulled our country into rhetorical echo chambers, surgically targeted disinformation can determine the outcome of an election.
Four Reasons to Ignore Election Polls
Plus an election polling simulator for you to play with online.
In Colorado, voting by mail increased Millennial turnout by 10.1%
Over a third of registered non-voters between the ages of 18 and 50 cited time constraints as the main reason for not voting.