Exploring the overlap between code and reason

History used to be a boundary. It limited our fantasies, reminded us that the world came before us, and that time carried a weight we could not negotiate. It offered continuity, an imperfect but reliable thread linking people, cultures,…

The night Prince eclipsed them all. It began as a tribute to George Harrison, a night meant to honor legacy rather than to create one. The stage was crowded with legends: Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood, Dhani Harrison. Then…

The timeless art of the scam. Human ingenuity has always carried a double edge. The same imagination that builds bridges and cures diseases also crafts lies with precision. Wherever technology expands, deceit evolves with it, adapting to new tools and…

Activism once carried the weight of danger. To defend an idea required sacrifice, time, safety, reputation, sometimes even freedom. The activist was a figure of discomfort, not glamour; a voice that spoke truth to power, not alongside it. Yet…

The divine iPhone A few days ago, a video began circulating across social networks showing an evangelical pastor speaking to his congregation. With solemn conviction, he declared that God had told him to buy an iPhone 17 Pro Max for…

The moral appetite. Few subjects in modern culture reveal as much confusion between ethics and nature as food. What was once a necessity has become a declaration of identity. In recent decades, eating has turned into a moral performance, and…