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Exploring the overlap between code and reason

Deep dives into tech, critical thought, creative tools, and the occasional system meltdown. If it’s complex, flawed, or misunderstood, I’m probably writing about it.

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Streaming services: convenience wrapped in cultural control

Content Manipulation
We asked for freedom and got an algorithm instead Streaming changed everything, or so we’re told. No more schedules, no more waiting, no more gatekeepers. Just open your favorite platform and the world is yours, one autoplay episode at…

Europe vs Innovation: how we lost the plot 

Europe vs Innovation
Welcome to the era of self-sabotage Somewhere along the way, Europe stopped dreaming. Not suddenly, not loudly, but gradually, silently, and with bureaucratic elegance. As the United States shaped the internet, and China laid the groundwork for AI dominance,…

The illusion of wealth: how the rich spend money they don’t have

The illusion of wealth
Welcome to the age of financial fiction We live in an age where the richest people in history don’t actually own the money they spend. Billionaires acquire mansions, jets, yachts, even entire companies, not by dipping into a savings…

Elric and Corum and the Michael Moorcock’s universe

Corum Jhaelen Irsei
Introduction: a world beyond the familiar Fantasy, as a genre, has become saturated with a recurring cast: elves with bows, dwarves with axes, witches muttering incantations in candle-lit towers. While there's a nostalgic charm in revisiting these familiar archetypes, they…

I'm returning to Thunderbird after years of using Spark

Returning to Thunderbird
After years of jumping between email clients, many of which have either disappeared, become bloated, or pivoted into something unrecognizable, I’ve decided to return to an old acquaintance: Thunderbird. Or more precisely, its better-behaved fork, Betterbird. Before I…

The LinkedIn mirage or when narcissism replaces competence

The LinkedIn Mirage
There’s a strange theater playing out on LinkedIn, a never-ending performance where everyone is an “innovative thought leader”, “visionary strategist”, or “transformational change agent”. Scroll long enough and you’ll begin to wonder if you’re the only one not running…