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One line per piece, the argument, not a teaser. Start with The pixarification of life ; Her, version 5.0 ; Where is next.

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2026.02.01The pixarification of lifePeople will trust AI that is designed warm and animal-like before they trust AI that is merely capable.start here2025.08.11Her, version 5.0Constant AI validation was eroding people's own judgment. GPT-5's turn toward candid pushback is the correction.start here2025.08.05Where is nextAs AI absorbs execution, what is left for people is the irreversible judgment call.start here

probably semicolons · 2025–26

2025.12.22Snail peopleChasing attention online is a spiral you enter willingly. Uzumaki read against Nietzsche's eternal recurrence.probably semicolons2025.12.01Cults and building cultureStrong startup cultures work like cults: hire only the aligned, keep the aura deliberately vague, skip the process.probably semicolons2025.11.30The curious case of TaiwanTaiwan's chip monopoly looks like Venice's glass monopoly, which held for three centuries until France poached it.probably semicolons2025.11.08Creativity thrives in constraints: the Kimi K2 storyKimi K2 shows that tight budgets and restricted hardware redirect progress rather than stop it.probably semicolons2025.09.08For the love of the gameBuild for positive-sum abundance, not for the funding round or the exit.probably semicolons2025.08.26Beyond networks and protocolsDensely connected groups innovate faster, so the next leap in AI is a coordination protocol between agents and people.probably semicolons

Older notebooks, ported over · 2024

2024.04.08Consequences vs virtueConsequentialism against virtue ethics, walked through a window, a trolley, a doctor, and House.notebook n-032024.02.15The paradox of freedom in modern societyWhy more freedom has not made us less tired. Foucault, Han, and Fromm on the achievement society.notebook n-022024.01.30Purple and the conscious experienceQualia and the hard problem of consciousness, starting from the colour purple.notebook n-01

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