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  • Awake, But Unchanged

    Awake, But Unchanged

    The Glow Without Gravity They come back from the jungle glowing. Three, four ceremonies deep, breath airy, eyes soft, voice slower now – like something important has been reconfigured. You can feel the shift they’re trying to project, like a frequency humming around the edges of their posture. They talk about what they saw. What…

  • Trump’s Second-Term Economic Gamble: Is He Rewriting the Rules or Playing with Fire?

    Trump’s Second-Term Economic Gamble: Is He Rewriting the Rules or Playing with Fire?

    For decades, American presidents have treated financial stability as sacred. Markets must be calmed. Policy shifts must be signaled well in advance. Investors must be reassured that Washington won’t do anything rash. Donald Trump does not govern by these rules. His second term has ushered in an economic storm unlike anything seen in modern history.…

  • We Built Cities for Industry-But Never Anywhere for People Like Us

    We Built Cities for Industry-But Never Anywhere for People Like Us

    How sovereign, self-directed, fully alive individuals outgrew the modern world—and what must come next. The System Was Never Built to Hold Us Every civilization builds its containers. The industrial age built cities: vast machines of labor, scale, capital, and control. We built them to organize production, house institutions, and concentrate power. Their grid was functional.…

  • The Last Human Contact: AI, Labor, and the Post-State Future

    The Last Human Contact: AI, Labor, and the Post-State Future

    A woman sobs in the back of a rideshare. She messages her therapist – an app she’s used for the past six months. It mirrors her language, recalls the last time she felt like this, and suggests a breathing rhythm based on her biometric data. She exhales, calms, and tells herself she’s lucky to have…