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The Priesthood of Software
Technology often begins with a promise of liberation. It tells us that things will be easier, faster, more accessible. The early days of the…
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The End of GDP
For decades, gross domestic product has been the scoreboard of global competition. It tells us which nations are strong, which are growing, and which…
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The Self Steps Down
There is a quiet discomfort that trails the rise of generative AI. Many say its words are too smooth, too quick, too hollow. Some…
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The Problem of Other Minds
For as long as humans have reflected on their own awareness, we have faced the same haunting question: how do we know that anyone…
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Saving Everything, Risking Everything
In the summer of 2025, Denmark made headlines, not for its climate goals, social policies, or cultural exports, but for a quiet shift in…
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Geography, Power, and the Paradox of Civilization
At first glance, a circle on a map might seem trivial. But the so-called Valeriepieris Circle challenges how we understand global population, development, and…
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How AI Browsers Are Killing Clickbait
When I began using Dia, one of the early AI-native browsers released by the makers of Arc, I sensed this wasn’t just a new…
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Thinking More, Not Just Reading More
There was a time when days stretched endlessly before us, filled with the promise of discovery. As a young student, I would bury myself…
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AI, the Singularity, and the Evolution of Human Existence
While reflecting on the flood of discussions around AI nowadays, I found myself drawn back to Ray Kurzweil’s The Singularity Is Nearer. This book,…
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From AGI to Ubiquitous AI
It started with a casual click on a YouTube video: the Snowflake Summit 2025 featuring Sam Altman and Snowflake CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy. Altman shared…